Intellectual Property Law

Fed Blotter: First Time for Everything

By Kevin Poulsen

A sex offender being visited by his parole officer:

Agent Adams asked Chandler if he owned any other storage devices. Chandler hesitated before answering, and then asked, “Hypothetically, what would you do if you found child pornography?” Agent Adams told him he wasn’t sure until he had all the facts. Chandler then asked, “Would you file new charges?” Agent Adams replied, “If it makes you feel better Sam, I’ve never filed new child porn charges.”

Chandler said, “Okay, there’s an external hard drive downstairs.”

-USA v. Samuel David Chandler, U.S. District Court, Central Division of Utah, September 16 2009

See Also:

• Luckless Predator Only Attracted to Undercover Cops
• Fed Blotter: Citibank Worker Allegedly Plunders Customer Accounts
• Fed Blotter: New Charges Filed Against Alleged Cyber Peeping Tom
• Fed Blotter: Murder-For-Hire Plot Unfolds In Text Messages

Full post as published by Threat Level on September 21, 2009 (boomark / email).