This just cracks me up because these guys are such huge @ss..........
Anyway, from all the talk around town these “emergency repose” systems have been used often in such a manner as wire taps for evidence.
I actually never thought of this but I bet there are a lot of Mercedes being traded in now.![[rofl]](/images/smilies/icon_smile_rofl.gif "ROFL [rofl]")
"The newest wiretap weapon at the disposal of federal investigators is the in-car emergency response system. You get into a crash, you push a button and you can talk to someone. It turns out that a microphone can be activated and you'd never know.
"It always first will start with the Department of Justice. Most agencies whether you're in San Francisco or Minneapolis or Chicago, it will filter through the Department of Justice and the United States Attorney's Office." Former federal investigator John Hambrick tells Eyewitness News to bug an in-car system requires the same process for a traditional wiretap.
In the case of G-Sting, Lance Malone's in car system in his Mercedes was bugged; federal agents routinely recorded conversations between him and then county commissioner Erin Kenny concerning business dealing with strip club owner Mike Galardi." http://www.klastv.com/Global/story.asp?S=3290705&nav=168XZOGX
I never would have thought of this but I guess they didn't either.
Anyway, from all the talk around town these “emergency repose” systems have been used often in such a manner as wire taps for evidence.
I actually never thought of this but I bet there are a lot of Mercedes being traded in now.
"The newest wiretap weapon at the disposal of federal investigators is the in-car emergency response system. You get into a crash, you push a button and you can talk to someone. It turns out that a microphone can be activated and you'd never know.
"It always first will start with the Department of Justice. Most agencies whether you're in San Francisco or Minneapolis or Chicago, it will filter through the Department of Justice and the United States Attorney's Office." Former federal investigator John Hambrick tells Eyewitness News to bug an in-car system requires the same process for a traditional wiretap.
In the case of G-Sting, Lance Malone's in car system in his Mercedes was bugged; federal agents routinely recorded conversations between him and then county commissioner Erin Kenny concerning business dealing with strip club owner Mike Galardi." http://www.klastv.com/Global/story.asp?S=3290705&nav=168XZOGX
I never would have thought of this but I guess they didn't either.