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Was having ~30 salaried NYPD personnel to escort one dude really a good use of budget?
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this post was submitted on 20 Dec 2024
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The lesson of the story seems to be to keep the fuck away from McDonalds.
I've started to doubt the McDonald's story - I don't see how anybody could have recognised him, based on the photos that were released. The FBI were given LM's name on the 5th (as someone who had been reported missing), and they arrested him on the 9th. My conspiracy theory is that I think they found him using means that they don't want us to know about, and sent a group of ex-cops to McDs, to loudly talk about him until they were overheard by an employee. So it could've happened anywhere, really.
Parallel construction for sure.
They do this shit all the time, it's called "parallel construction"
First I've heard of it, thanks. Learn with me