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DEA Uses Woman's Identity, Photos Without Consent to Catch Criminals

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Karee Grand Master

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A New York woman is suing the Drug Enforcement Agency after an agent used her name and racy photographs to create a fake Facebook page to catch criminals.

The DEA says the woman - who was previously arrested for drug possession - promised to cooperate in ongoing investigations, and the photos posted on the fake profile were taken from her cell phone.

The woman says not only was she unaware that her identity would be used by the DEA, but she did not give consent for her personal photographs to be used, especially those that show her young son and niece.

The lawsuit has raised questions about Americans' right to privacy and what the government can legally do with our personal information.

Source: http://foxnewsinsider.com/2014/10/08/dea-uses-womans-identity-photos-without-consent-catch-criminals

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i guess so, joe francis is a creep.

I'm sensing something in your post... does the GGW reference strike a chord....

Rumor has it your honeymoon video with G has been leaked.

We have nothing to be ashamed about, we were both wearing masks.

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I'm sensing something in your post... does the GGW reference strike a chord....

We have nothing to be ashamed about, we were both wearing masks.

So I hear.

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Catching criminals at any price? I don't think so, no. Time for some citizen push back. Crime is actually quite low nowadays, and private citizen privacy is being eroded unnecessarily.


Private citizen privacy? Oh dear, that sounds wrong.

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