At the time of his arrest Gonzalez forfeited his Miami condo, a 2006 BMW 330i, thousands of dollars in jewelry and $2.7 million USD in cash.
this is proof that if you work for the goverment they will turn on you
any chance the goverment gets it will screw you over
Originally posted by shummyr:He stole 170 million credit card numbers and identities....
this is proof that if you work for the goverment they will turn on you
Originally posted by DVDBack123:which is why i say they turned on him
He was working for the government though snitching on other people, while He stole 170 million credit card numbers and identities...
I doubt he'll spend 20 yrs. doing hard time in prison. He's got a skill, and the government will use that again...
Originally posted by shummyr:
Originally posted by DVDBack123:which is why i say they turned on him
He was working for the government though snitching on other people, while He stole 170 million credit card numbers and identities...
My response is merely based on the wording in your email, therefore admitting that I don't know the whole story....BUT,
please help me understand what's wrong with handing out such a penalty for a crime of this magnitude? Working for the government is a separate issue and has nothing to do with him committing a crime!
Originally posted by shummyr:If this is concerning his one time status as an "informant", it's a long way from being an informant, and a government employee of any sort. Most paid "informants" are from the criminal element, and if they're caught doing illegal activities, even if they are informants, they get busted....period.
this is proof that if you work for the goverment they will turn on you