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jlnguyen74;3681959; said:
We're well aware that these boards are monitored by Moderators! :D What's the difference between the picture of that fish and your avatar? :ROFL:

That money was in the hands of the DEA, they would not let me keep it.

Money, in and of itself is not illegal, this particular money was seized them put back into the monetary system after a cashier's check was purchased and the cashier's check went into evicence. Any more question laughing boy?
 
chefjamesscott;3682008; said:
I was in conversation with the california dept. that handles fish matters about something and the lady told me that although they don't monitor online forum boards that heavily, they do take tips from people that are on said boards. Also that they do follow through with the tips when they lead to a solid matter that is easy to take care of.

So, for the information of all who post there is a strong reason to refrain from posting about illegal fish. Added to this it really wrecks the standing of a fish forum if it is seen that posting about illegal fish is a valid activity.

Personally I don't care or need to know about illegal fish and where someone is keeping them. I would rather be able to enjoy something like mfk talking about above the board stuff.


One of the other boards had their records supeonaed and the authorities looked at all information pertaining to Asian arros a couple of year back, including personal messages.

That was around the time when people got busted in Cali for arros. I believe it was one of the vendors on the online boards.

It happens, these guys that work for FWG have to justify their pay. Illegal fish posted on a board is easy money, quick case, nice bust. Do not even have to leave your desk, all the intel is delivered to you by idiots. Get the address walk in for lunch, pop the owner, seize the fish and they may even forget that you did not pay for lunch!
 
reverse;3682018; said:
That money was in the hands of the DEA, they would not let me keep it.

Money, in and of itself is not illegal, this particular money was seized them put back into the monetary system after a cashier's check was purchased and the cashier's check went into evicence. Any more question laughing boy?

So, you're not their friend!! :ROFL::ROFL::ROFL:
 
reverse;3682032; said:
One of the other boards had their records supeonaed and the authorities looked at all information pertaining to Asian arros a couple of year back, including personal messages.

That was around the time when people got busted in Cali for arros. I believe it was one of the vendors on the online boards.

It happens, these guys that work for FWG have to justify their pay. Illegal fish posted on a board is easy money, quick case, nice bust. Do not even have to leave your desk, all the intel is delivered to you by idiots. Get the address walk in for lunch, pop the owner, seize the fish and they may even forget that you did not pay for lunch!

You can't even spell subpoena right, and you want to talk about chain of custody? :ROFL::ROFL::ROFL: You're right about FWG have to justify their pay... Do you really expect all the man power spent over one fish? :screwy:
 
reverse;3681899; said:
I work with the DEA a lot tracking dirty money. Maybe next time the get a big dope seizure they will let me keep it, I am a "friend".

You ever hear of chain of custody? Maybe the "friend" worked at a zoo. No civilian would ever take custody of an illegal commodity. I do not have access to the article but the whole premise is juvenile.
Whatever career you have is your business and good for you.I have heard of a chain of custody and apparently it was broken in this case unless of course the article that is in the magazine is a complete lie.I have heard of plenty of seized items ending up in places other than where they belong,be it dope, weapons,fish,money, so hey maybe you will get lucky.
 
krichardson;3682162; said:
Whatever career you have is your business and good for you.I have heard of a chain of custody and apparently it was broken in this case unless of course the article that is in the magazine is a complete lie.I have heard of plenty of seized items ending up in places other than where they belong,be it dope, weapons,fish,money, so hey maybe you will get lucky.

Don't lose sleep! He doesn't even know what he's talking about! :D Look at what he wrote. Seized money, which is not illegal, was used to purchase cashier check and put into monetary system. :ROFL: I wonder, if money was not illegal, then why was it seized? And if it was seized, that meant it was evident, how could it be used to purchase cashier check? :ROFL: Gotta love when people boasted! :ROFL::ROFL::ROFL:

reverse;3682018; said:
That money was in the hands of the DEA, they would not let me keep it.

Money, in and of itself is not illegal, this particular money was seized them put back into the monetary system after a cashier's check was purchased and the cashier's check went into evicence. Any more question laughing boy?
 
Guyen is English your first language, your comprehension is poor. Money, is not an illegal commodity, therefore money that is seized is converted to a cashier's check and the actual money is put back into the monetary system.

Do you think there is a big storage room somwhere with all the seized money waiting for a trial? You are not very smart sir.


Here is a few examples of money seizures I was involved in..........all were converted to cashier's checks payable DOJ and the money was sent out to the teller line at the bank.

My suggestion to sir, if you have no knowledge of a subject, would be to remain silent..........you might want to emply this method.

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In the third picture, on the counter in the back is all ( that one bundle)counterfeit, about $10,000, that gueyn, is illegal money, in and of itself, therefore that money does not go back to the monetary system. That counterfeit money is kept as evidence, then destroyed after the trial.

Starting to understand there laughing boy?
 
Money that is seized is defiantly put back into circulation because the money was already in the system. Money is money no matter how the money was earned. If the person(s) the money was seized from is found guilty of earning the money illegally, that money will be put into the budget US. The cash is deposited because it needs to be put back into circulation for use so the cheating banks can lend it out and make more money. The cashier check is then locked up somewhere. If the person the money was seized from is found guilty of earning it illegally, then its part of the US budget, if not, the check is returned to the person(s).
 
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