And the government thinks a cell phone shouldn’t have complete privacy as an “effect” under the Fourth Amendment? Consider this:<\/p>\n
NY Daily News: Blond beauty set to sue NYPD over sexy photos swiped from iPhone<\/a> by Rocco Parascandola & Bill Hutchinson [You have to excuse the tabloid’s headlines.]<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Pamela Held, 27, of Deer Park, Long Island, claims an NYPD officer from the 104th Precinct in Ridgewood, Queens stole the raunchy images she shared only with her boyfriend.<\/p>\n . . .<\/p>\n Held\u2019s nightmarish ordeal unfolded the night of Feb. 6 when five cops in a police van pulled over her Sentra in Ridgewood because it had no inspection sticker. The cops found prescription drugs in the car, so the officers, including Christian, hauled Held and her pal to the stationhouse.<\/p>\n When cops began grilling her about her whereabouts that night, Held told them she was visiting a friend and had text messages to prove it. She gave one officer the security code to open her phone and pointed out the messages. Then police left the room, with the phone, while she was processed on misdemeanor drug charges.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" b2evALnk.b2WPAutP Continue reading