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  1. 06-08-2011, 22:06 #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by Irving View Post
    What are you supposed to be looking for with a search warrant when you are investigating fraud? Income statements?
    Not to mention flushing a boatload of paper isn't the easiest thing to do, lol.
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  2. 06-14-2011, 20:10 #2
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    Quote Originally Posted by Irving View Post
    What are you supposed to be looking for with a search warrant when you are investigating fraud? Income statements?
    Read the search warrant posted on the news website. it lists what they want to search for in it. It will answer your question.
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    Quote Originally Posted by BREATHER View Post
    I know of a man, first hand not hearsay, here in Denver that is committing education loan fraud with impunity. He has for two semesters gotten school loans with absolutely no intentions of paying them back. He did it for a fuckin' bus pass, cash and the only thing he has bought has been drugs and he now has a motorized scooter. He brags about it. He knows it will be years before "they" catch up with him. He could care less.
    It is not "fraud" if he was enrolled in university when he applied for the loan. MANY students apply for loans when tuition is covered by financial aid in order to cover food, rent, vehicle expenses, or whatever they want to spend that money on. If you are a student, you can apply for these loans. You do not even need to complete the semester and can skip all the classes you want, as long as you pay your tuition and attend class for a few weeks.

    It would be fraud if he was not enrolled or used a fake name or SSN when he applied for them. He is obligated to repay those loans, which will never expire and cannot be discharged in bankruptcy. They will garnish his wages, bank accounts, income tax refunds, and Social Security/SSD/SSI to get that money back -- with fees and interest. That ain't free welfare money.
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  4. 06-09-2011, 11:05 #4
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    Quote Originally Posted by BushMasterBoy View Post
    If claymores were legal...I'd set one up at my front door with a drop switch. There is no excuse for kicking down doors. I can't wait til they accidently kill a Congressman or a Federal Judge, then they will change their "laws".
    I heard a federal judge got roughed up on Easter because the police served a warrant to a wrong home. Ope just a Florida circuit judge: http://jonathanturley.org/2011/04/28...easter-dinner/
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