Bolts Rock
Living in Free America!
Screw that, I want the FBI investigating the violation of the Privacy Act of 1974.
Governor Compromises the Privacy of Thousands of Maryland Gun Owners
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Screw that, I want the FBI investigating the violation of the Privacy Act of 1974.
Mr H
Unincited Co-Conservative
Honestly??
We need both, IMO.
Pressure from all angles... Make O'MAOlley the middle of a shyte sammish
Bolts Rock
Living in Free America!
Bolts Rock
Living in Free America!
Bolts Rock
Living in Free America!
First we nail the bastard on the criminal charges then hit him for torts.
Mr H
Unincited Co-Conservative
I want it all to hit at once. Very structured, full follow-through on all fronts.
If he ends up a statistic and an historical footnote as a result, I'm down with that.
Bolts Rock
Living in Free America!
As long he ends up a skidmark in the underwear of history I'm good.
Yep...and the kicker is he's a retired Balto. Co cop. Think he'd know better.
I'm surprised that I got a reply from him at all.
- Apr 4, 2013
- 1,012
Don't forget the work phone number on the 77r.
Makes it easy for the Black Guerrilla baby momma guard who works for the Department of Corrections to call your workplace to confirm that you are there at any given time.
Then the home invaders only have to deal with your wife and kids-not you.
They probably get bonus crack for any application stolen with an "X" in the weapon type question.
ShallNotInfringe
Lil Firecracker
- Feb 17, 2013
- 8,554
I don't want a lawsuit, I want Federal prosecution!
+1000.
How are they gonna get this box closed now?
How can they make this right with us?
Mike OTDP
Ultimate Member
- Feb 12, 2008
- 3,324
Long prison terms for the culprits...and the state of Maryland is responsible for any and all losses to we victims.
Mr H
Unincited Co-Conservative
They're hoping we go away.
Somehow, we (collectively) always do.............
(I swear... gun owners in this state have the attention span of a snowflake in Miami)
Somehow, we (collectively) always do.............
(I swear... gun owners in this state have the attention span of a snowflake in Miami)
ShallNotInfringe
Lil Firecracker
- Feb 17, 2013
- 8,554
There's a start.
But how can they get the information contained again? The answer is.... They can't.
There is no making it right with us. If that information, even one person's, got beyond the intended eyes - there is no going back. Lifelock subscriptions can help with the financial stuff, but the state won't pay for it forever. Most identity thieves strike immediately, because they steal credit cards, etc. but this is a different ball game completely. We can't just get issued a new SS# like we would a credit card. If thieves have our info, they can wait years to use it.
But I am more concerned about someone having my address and a list of every regulated firearm I have purchased. Especially with the ties to the BGF that were evident in the DOC. It would not take much for them to wait on my dark street for me to come or go from my house so they can force me inside at gunpoint. Criminals know hardly any of us have a CCW, so once we are outside our doors, we are likely unarmed. My financials can be fixed, though it is a PITA. Someone coming to do a home invasion or come after me for the weapons they know I have - THAT is what I am scared of. That takes it to a different level.
There is NO way that the MSP or the Government can guarantee my information did not fall into the wrong hands. One person with a cell phone camera is all it takes and there is no audit that will catch it. Background checks after the fact may pull up someone that needs investigation. But it won't help when the information was already passed to the brother of the friend of their sister's baby's daddy. If there is a way to get lifelock or something similar, great. But I think what I need more is a CCW now. I'm disabled and can't run from trouble, so I am a victim in waiting. I'm a big scary looking dude, but that is not going to help when some thugs with guns come looking to steal mine.
dfens42
Publius
I say we all start filing PIA/FOIA requests with the state to find out when, where and by whom any of our PII was accessed/accessible.
Anubis
Active Member
- Dec 26, 2010
- 303
I don't know why everyone is so concerned. It's only correctional officers that have sex with inmates while sneaking drugs into the prison and apparently now child molesters have access to my SS#
(I know not all CO's are dirtbags. It's tongue in cheek)
http://smnewsnet.com/archives/79093
(I know not all CO's are dirtbags. It's tongue in cheek)
http://smnewsnet.com/archives/79093
New sign on the door of MSP Colonel Brown's door: Office of The Fall Guy
Update from MSI - even scarier than I first thought.
somd_mustangs
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- Jul 1, 2012
- 5,755
According to the latest MSI release, it's far worse than that - everyone with same password, access to the whole database through an unsecured, public portal. I can't imagine a much worse scenario. Until they shut that thing down, ANYONE can have access to our info. Shut it down, RIGHT NOW.
