If they really wanted to look for criminals, they should have trained those camera's on the field. Something like 20% of the Raven bench has been accused of a felony.
In New York state, I've heard that their fastline times you from toll to toll, if you arrive at one toll a little to fast, it automatically tickets you. Curse these New England states and their puritan obtrusiveness.
Held liable for allowing a criminal into their stadium? Somehow I doubt it, otherwise you'd have to pass a background check to get into the supermarket. And when was the last time someone was killed at the superbowl? And why exactly did the police think a wanted criminal might be going into the superbowl? This reeks of abuse of power to me.
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If they really wanted to look for criminals, they should have trained those camera's on the field. Something like 20% of the Raven bench has been accused of a felony.
In New York state, I've heard that their fastline times you from toll to toll, if you arrive at one toll a little to fast, it automatically tickets you. Curse these New England states and their puritan obtrusiveness.
Held liable for allowing a criminal into their stadium? Somehow I doubt it, otherwise you'd have to pass a background check to get into the supermarket. And when was the last time someone was killed at the superbowl? And why exactly did the police think a wanted criminal might be going into the superbowl? This reeks of abuse of power to me.