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minus-square@TrickDacylink3•7 months agoLol, so “security through no-one-would-expect-this-stupidity”
minus-square@PriorityMotiflink4•7 months agoI think you could get an additional charge for having “lockpicking” tools in some states, so instead of a minor shoplifting charge, it could get enhanced to a felony.
minus-square@AA5Blink2•7 months agoI always heard it proved intent. Lock picks are not illegal, but if you bring them to a robbery you’ve clearly planned ahead
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Lol, so “security through no-one-would-expect-this-stupidity”
I think you could get an additional charge for having “lockpicking” tools in some states, so instead of a minor shoplifting charge, it could get enhanced to a felony.
I always heard it proved intent. Lock picks are not illegal, but if you bring them to a robbery you’ve clearly planned ahead