Go back and read it again--carefully. It was merely a funny story. The guy
"caught" himself! Why are you so
sensitive? .

J
"Richard Cranium" wrote in message
om...
"Jerry" wrote in message
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This one is funny.


J
ENFORCEMENT: NEVER UNDERESTIMATE THE VALUE OF CB RADIO

Turning to the enforcement arena, never underestimate the value of an 11
meter Class D C-B radio set in catching a bad guy. Even when the
alleged
perpetrator happens to be the C-B operator at the controls. Bill
Pasternak, WA6ITF, has the details:

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According to the CGC Communicator, complaints about interference from a
citizens band radio led police to the home of one Vernando Malone of
South
Bend, Indiana. When they searched the premises they found more than
$20,000 worth of Nextel cellular telephones and another $20,000 in
Motorola
phones. Also located was a computer that Malone allegedly used to
activate
the phones

Malone has now been charged with forgery and theft. This, in connection
with what police claim was scheme to fraudulently order large numbers of
cell phones, activate them with a home computer, and then sell them on
the
street at discounted prices.

For the Amateur Radio Newsline, I'm Bill Pasternak, WA6ITF, in Los
Angeles.

Erm, Jerry: This has exactly WHAT to do with CB radio? Or even ham
radio? Why not post it in the proper newsgroup, perhaps
alt.cellphone.hacking. Your "story" has nothing at all to do with CB
radio.

Maybe it's the heat, Jerry? You appear to be lowering yourself to the
level of DouGay Adair N8WWM, who is widely hailed as the newsgroup
idiot!