Identity Thief Caught by Facial Recognition

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It's nice to see a thief caught but the interesting part is that when it's a latin-american, black or asian person, there's no problem on making their pictures public.
 
[citation][nom]wifiwolf[/nom]It's nice to see a thief caught but the interesting part is that when it's a latin-american, black or asian person, there's no problem on making their pictures public.[/citation]

Speaking as a "latin-american person" who considers himself to be an AMERICAN first and always... give it a rest already.
 
ur an american first? if tomorrow you woke up and america was no longer the superpower but ur home country was, would you still want to be just an american?

be proud of your heritage
 
Hope he does'nt claim multiple personalities as a defense for his crimes. If he does i hope his lawyer bills each one of them then too, but he will probably use a public defender which is on the taxpayers dime.
 
[citation][nom]jellico[/nom]Speaking as a "latin-american person" who considers himself to be an AMERICAN first and always... give it a rest already.[/citation]
Jellico, Latin-American is the part of America that speaks a Latin language. The term is analogous to Anglo-American to refer to Canadians and US citizens. This has nothing to do with PC terms like African-American or Asian-American.
 
I think he should have to inherit and pay the people whose identities he stole debts for the rest of his life. If he want to be those people so bad, let him pay for their problems. If he can't, just execute him.
 
[citation][nom]xaira[/nom]ur an american first? if tomorrow you woke up and america was no longer the superpower but ur home country was, would you still want to be just an american?be proud of your heritage[/citation]

As a foreigner I can tell you that the great thing of being an American is not about the US being a superpower, but rather the enjoyment and opportunity provided for citizens of the US by the first ten Amendments of the Constitution, which is something foreigners want but don't have from their home countries.

Actually, for Americans, the US is better off not being the superpower.
 
Maybe if people from other countries would stand up for themselves against their own govts until their govts were forced to acknowledge and provide those same ten amendments then so many people everywhere would not have to leave the places where their names came from just to live as humans. It seems like nobody wants to think this much until after they take the easy way out and run away to america.
 
[citation][nom]american09[/nom]Maybe if people from other countries would stand up for themselves against their own govts until their govts were forced to acknowledge and provide those same ten amendments then so many people everywhere would not have to leave the places where their names came from just to live as humans. It seems like nobody wants to think this much until after they take the easy way out and run away to america.[/citation]
Hmm, I guess all your ancestors were born in America? Get real, even "Native Americans" originally came from elsewhere, stop taking credit for the actions of people in the past. So unless you can unequivocally you are a direct descendant of a member of the Revolutionary Army, you need a nice big cup of STFU.
 
[citation][nom]american09[/nom] It seems like nobody wants to think this much until after they take the easy way out and run away to america.[/citation]

The problem is that most sheeple around the world will never understand why Second Amendment is at the second place. For dickheads around the world, they don't even want the First, not the mention the rest.
 
lol and as mankind moves towards the monarchy biblical age... the big guys do w/e they want *cough* CIA *cough* and get into no trouble, but the lil gets cornholed on a daily basis.
 
[citation] We assume he was already old enough to buy beer. [/citation]
Is this Tom's Joke Of The Day? ...really... even I am starting to get pissed of, i understand now why some people get angry. Oh, it's Kevin again, no wonder. When will you get fired? It would be funny if it'll be on April 1st
 
wifiwolf has a valid point. I've noticed that trend as well.

american09 is right. The problem is not that people want to live in america for more rights. The problem is the sheer quantity. We cannot possibly take in everyone nowdays.

danny69t, one joke has you that irritated? Chill. If you want straight no-nonsense news.. read from a more reputable source.
 
[citation][nom]thirdshop[/nom]Hmm, I guess all your ancestors were born in America? Get real, even "Native Americans" originally came from elsewhere, stop taking credit for the actions of people in the past. So unless you can unequivocally you are a direct descendant of a member of the Revolutionary Army, you need a nice big cup of STFU.[/citation]

Umm... Your statement has almost no relevance at all.. It doesn't matter where is ancestors were born. Because most countries agree to a fairly standard "If you were born here, or 1 parent is a native" then you are a citizen. I'm part Italian(from my grandfather), but I guarantee you that I have no pull or sway in that country at all. In fact, I have no more legal rights or protections than any other FOREIGNER would in Italy. So UNFORTUNATELY, as American09 said:

[citation][nom]american09[/nom]Maybe if people from other countries would stand up for themselves against their own govts until their govts were forced to acknowledge and provide those same ten amendments then so many people everywhere would not have to leave the places where their names came from just to live as humans. It seems like nobody wants to think this much until after they take the easy way out and run away to america.[/citation]

It's up to the people of their own countries to take a firm stance against what they consider injustice, and fight for the rights they believe they deserve. The best an AMERICAN, with a watered down bloodline can do is "political interference"...


And I think we ALL know how well that worked in Iraq. :/

 
This story is very inaccurate.

The BMV had already identified Mr. Helms, and a variety of other people with multiple identities, and distributed "wanted" posters to all 140 license branches for the employees to see. These posters are behind the counter and are not viewable by the public.

Helms came into the branch and the BMV employee recognized him from the poster and called the police department. The police department detained Helms at the license branch; he was not able to leave the building.

Graig Lubsen
Indiana Bureau of Motor Vehicles
Deputy Communications Director
 
Nice update, Graig! i for one appreciate your effort to come here to give us the real deal and not the copy/paste story being lauded by mr. parrish, the sensationalist media and cbs2...
 
[citation][nom]american09[/nom]Maybe if people from other countries would stand up for themselves against their own govts until their govts were forced to acknowledge and provide those same ten amendments then so many people everywhere would not have to leave the places where their names came from just to live as humans. It seems like nobody wants to think this much until after they take the easy way out and run away to america.[/citation]

I totally agree with you. But a lot of these people that want to take back their country are labeled as "terrorists, enemy combatants, etc" thanks to the lies and propaganda of their own gvt. So it makes it kind of complicated.
 
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