iscaremyself
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if I may point out, this part is incorrect--> "lock up tipsters if need be"..Exactly.
When they were quoted in a news interview that they were going to continue to lock up tipsters if need be, I could not believe what I was hearing.
They should not have mixed the two things and they should not have publicly announced they would continue to lock up tipsters if they have warrants.
A much better way to handle it would be to encourage anyone and everyone to call in tips and to use an anonymous tip line if they want to stay anonymous.
Its actually pretty common that someone that may have a good tip could be associating with criminal deeds so you dont want to shut off that resource. They pretty much told that group that if they give them a good tip that they will lock them up as a thank you.
I'll give an example.. a tipster calls in child abuse, the police find no evidence of abuse but see heroin on the table.
They make that arrest, even if unrelated to the original tip. imho of course