How Civil Forfeiture Helps Cops Steal from You (& Orphans) | WTI Now | 5.13.16
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as posted by the channelDid you know that police can take your stuff without charging you with a crime? It’s part of a process called “civil asset forfeiture,” where the people stealing your stuff look a lot like the people you’d ordinarily call for help. It’s like a shady game of Cops and Robbers—where the cops ARE the robbers! Watch and tell us what you think of civil forfeiture in the comments.
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