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birdwatcher) wrote2007-05-24 11:37 am
birdwatcher) wrote2007-05-24 11:37 am
Война с наркотиками
MSNBC -- “Who's A Rat” (http://www.whosarat.com) was launched in 2004 by Sean Bucci, a Massachusetts man who was indicted in federal court on marijuana charges after an informant supplied the government with evidence against him. Since 2004, the site boasts that it has identified more than 4,300 informants and 400 undercover agents.
Brown, who appeared in silhouette because he fears reprisals from law enforcement agencies whose feathers are ruffled by the site, said whosarat.com is designed to out a specific type of informant. The site targets people who get caught committing crimes themselves and turn state's evidence on others to obtain leniency or a free pass, he said.
Brown, who appeared in silhouette because he fears reprisals from law enforcement agencies whose feathers are ruffled by the site, said whosarat.com is designed to out a specific type of informant. The site targets people who get caught committing crimes themselves and turn state's evidence on others to obtain leniency or a free pass, he said.