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FBI Asked Sony for Data on User Who Allegedly Used PlayStation Network to Sell Cocaine
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Most recently played game is Shenmue 3.
Most recently played game is Shenmue 3.
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What's his ERA username?
But seriously, using PSN to sell drugs, never heard that one before. I hope they catch him and lock him up
But seriously, using PSN to sell drugs, never heard that one before. I hope they catch him and lock him up
"Excuse me, do you know where I could find [a kilogram of cocaine]?"
Jeez that is an awful lot of cocaine, that guy is probably dangerous and should be locked up for a long-
You know, I think we need to have some leniency in our criminal justice system, not everyone that sells cocaine needs to be put in prison
You know, I think we need to have some leniency in our criminal justice system, not everyone that sells cocaine needs to be put in prison
It's all a front....duh!!!
The keys he's buying ain't from CDKEYS trust me.
Yall don't remember Live From Playstation with Ustream? Had a dude sell shit from his living room. Not people who were watching, but local folks. He just felt like streaming.
Now I could care less for that stuff BUT I MISS LIVE FROM PLAYSTATION SOOOO MUCH!
Is that price correct? I just want to know what the price should be before I go out and get ripped off.
It seems very high.
I thought 18k was the going rate based off of my rap music
It's not the first time criminals have used PSn, terrorists used to use it when it was more basic.
It was always good for suddenly spotting a thumbnail and thinking to yourself "that looks like someone having sex"
Then you clicked on it. And it was.
Man those were the days. You'd see some wild ass shit on there.
Sold. I'll meet you in the parking lot of the walmart near my house.
I remember that Twitch eventually banned Playroom because people were using it as a workaround to stream non-gaming content.
Live from Playstation was the absolute Wild West and I loved it
Why wouldn't they properly respond to a legally obtained warrant? I'm not really seeing a good argument to not respond if there's pretty substantial evidence he was using the service to do this. It's not a fishing expedition.
