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Do they return the device afterwards like “oh well, here ya go then” durp durp. Or do they keep it “for evidence” out of spite?
Probably not.
Well, that just sounds amazing and not at all exploitable
Seems a bit opposite of the whole "innocent until proven guilty" thing
Seized property under rico works the exact opposite, you have to prove your property innocent.
Lol
I once met a guy who robbed a bank with a fake gun. (There was once an article somewhere but this was maybe 12 years ago.) He did some time in prison and he said they gave him the fake gun back afterwards.
Did they say «see you later»?
Why would they give you your shit back? They're cops, not humans.
They beat you to death with the phone and then rape your wife with it.