Bank Robbery Suspect Wants NSA Surveillance Records for Defense

Terrance Brown, 40, is on trial in South Florida for allegedly conspiring with four other men to hijack armored trucks delivering cash to banks in 2010. All have pleaded not guilty. But now Brown has come up with a unique defense: he wants the National Security Agency to turn over his phone records to the court to demonstrate his innocence.

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Interesting story here.

Prosecutors say they are 'unable' to get cell phone records of that time, and yet they are using cell phone records to demonstrate the men's locations near the robbery attempts.

Seems something is amiss there.

The prosecution also said the phone carrier had destroyed them

Finally something usefull from NSA surveilance.

reply to post by neo96


Its funny...whats good for the goose should be good for the gander.
The rules are the rules for EVERYONE including them.
Double standard much?

Fair is fair in my eyes.