That’s one of the lessons from an appeals court ruling in a carjacking case in which police discovered a Facebook video that showed a defendant driving the victim’s car and wearing the victim’s stolen watch.
May 03, 2018 at 12:19 PM
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Memo to criminals: You might want to think twice about what you post to Facebook.
That’s one of the lessons from an appeals court ruling Wednesday in a carjacking case in which police discovered a Facebook video that showed a defendant driving the victim’s car and wearing the victim’s stolen watch. The video also showed a co-defendant in the passenger’s seat, counting the victim’s money.
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