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tv show. the cops put cameras in a car and leave it with the key.mostly black people get in get and get arrested. p funny. [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J6XobgPxMnA[/media]

You're late.

[QUOTE=Jetblack357;33351162]Your late.[/QUOTE] And racist. I've seen white people on there.

yeah theres hispanic people too. why you bringing up race into this.

[QUOTE=Jetblack357;33351162]Your late.[/QUOTE] and you spelled you're wrong.

The man in the red hoodie took it like a man. Respect.

[QUOTE=TheStateTrooper;33351366]and you spelled you're wrong.[/QUOTE] Liar.

Eh, I don't like the idea of this. Its like leaving a line of coke in the middle of the street and having 57 cameras on it at 4 in the morning. Provoking crime shouldn't be allowed.

[QUOTE=gRuKz;33351228]yeah theres hispanic people too. why you bringing up race into this.[/QUOTE] [QUOTE=gRuKz;33351140]tv show. the cops put cameras in a car and leave it with the key. [B]black people get in get and get arrested. p funny.[/B] [/QUOTE] why you bringing up race into this

I'm sure glad those degenerate types are getting what they deserve. On another note, my favorite color, is white.

My favorite color is blue.

This shouldn't be legal. I'm pretty sure it's not legal in Canada.

[QUOTE=nixxez;33351610]Eh, I don't like the idea of this. Its like leaving a line of coke in the middle of the street and having 57 cameras on it at 4 in the morning. Provoking crime shouldn't be allowed.[/QUOTE] They do it for multiple reasons, one to catch people that would do it to a different car. And to deter it as it makes people think that the car they are going to take could be a bait car. Anyways, I like Atlanta. Cool city.

Man, shows like this are always good. Just like World's Dumbest.

These actors are great.

[QUOTE=wanksta11;33352807]This shouldn't be legal. I'm pretty sure it's not legal in Canada.[/QUOTE] I don't think stealing cars is legal anywhere actually.

[QUOTE=nixxez;33351610]Eh, I don't like the idea of this. Its like leaving a line of coke in the middle of the street and having 57 cameras on it at 4 in the morning. Provoking crime shouldn't be allowed.[/QUOTE] Couldn't agree more

[QUOTE=wanksta11;33352807]This shouldn't be legal. I'm pretty sure it's not legal in Canada.[/QUOTE] It's legal here. We actually have one of the largest bait car fleets.

[QUOTE=BigOwl;33353143]I don't think stealing cars is legal anywhere actually.[/QUOTE] He meant that cops provoking crimes to happen like this in Canada could constitute as Entrapment or that cops simply cannot do that at all except in specific circumstances. I understand that Entrapment in the US has to be suggested by the official first, not simply leaving an opportunity to commit a crime. In Canada I believe it different, even leaving an opportunity to commit a crime could be used a defense in a trial depending on the situation. But since the car theft rates are so high in some places, it doesn't apply. I don't agree with what they are doing here. It's practically like leaving a bag of money on the street at 4AM and then swarming the first person who takes it with 50 officers. Then trying to justify it by saying that someone would have done it anyway blah blah blah

This isn't entrapment. It's a car, parked. Someone's property. They get in and take it of their own free will, they aren't egged on to do it by undercover officers. This 'leaving an opportunity to commit a crime' thing makes no sense, as it's absolutely no different than some regular joe leaving his car in a Wal-mart parking lot. Only the police aren't watching his car If you find a bag of money on the ground on the side of the street, of course someone's going to take that, It's not where it belongs. And the action of just picking it up off the side of a street isn't illegal anyway

[QUOTE=Dark-Energy;33353828]He meant that cops provoking crimes to happen like this in Canada could constitute as Entrapment or that cops simply cannot do that at all except in specific circumstances. I understand that Entrapment in the US has to be suggested by the official first, not simply leaving an opportunity to commit a crime. In Canada I believe it different, even leaving an opportunity to commit a crime could be used a defense in a trial depending on the situation. But since the car theft rates are so high in some places, it doesn't apply. I don't agree with what they are doing here. It's practically like leaving a bag of money on the street at 4AM and then swarming the first person who takes it with 50 officers. Then trying to justify it by saying that someone would have done it anyway blah blah blah[/QUOTE] In the Netherlands, this is highly illegal. Any people arrested through such actions are released. Any evidence is considered invalid. The police can not provoke crime, at least not in the Netherlands.