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Post by droop828 on May 30, 2022 19:08:17 GMT -6
It just happened today live. Check PCI Predator Catchers Indianapolis on YouTube
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Post by cardfan on May 30, 2022 20:51:00 GMT -6
Ohhhhhh nooooo. Well so much for that guy. Sheesh.
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Post by JacksonStreetElite on May 31, 2022 6:10:03 GMT -6
Who is Beau Taylor?
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Post by lmills72 on May 31, 2022 6:20:51 GMT -6
He's the Taylor they don't talk about in Mayberry.
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Post by cardfan on May 31, 2022 6:35:26 GMT -6
UCLA Oline transfer. Was around for, oh, a minute, and that's that. |
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Post by Lurkin McGurkin on May 31, 2022 8:45:20 GMT -6
The stupidity this kid shows is astounding.
For one thing, I don't know what the background of this Youtube channel is. I don't know if they're legit or not. There are a lot of these people out there who use entrapment methods to garner views. Until I see him charged with a crime, I'm not going to get too bent out of shape about it. I didn't watch the entire video, because I couldn't hear much of what was being said, and the camera moved too much.
That said, trying to hook up with a 14 year old (if that's what really happened), online, is really dumb. And once the jig was up, to talk to them is REALLY stupid. Just walk away. Talking will just bring more trouble. That's another problem I have with this Youtuber. They coerced him into talking by essentially extorting him ("Would you rather we show your license plate, or we could just have a conversation.").
So to sum up, no crime was actually committed, and some Youtubers used questionable methods to get clicks.
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Post by officerfarva on May 31, 2022 11:43:41 GMT -6
The stupidity this kid shows is astounding. For one thing, I don't know what the background of this Youtube channel is. I don't know if they're legit or not. There are a lot of these people out there who use entrapment methods to garner views. Until I see him charged with a crime, I'm not going to get too bent out of shape about it. I didn't watch the entire video, because I couldn't hear much of what was being said, and the camera moved too much. That said, trying to hook up with a 14 year old (if that's what really happened), online, is really dumb. And once the jig was up, to talk to them is REALLY stupid. Just walk away. Talking will just bring more trouble. That's another problem I have with this Youtuber. They coerced him into talking by essentially extorting him ("Would you rather we show your license plate, or we could just have a conversation."). So to sum up, no crime was actually committed, and some Youtubers used questionable methods to get clicks. I've heard law enforcement publicly speak out against these type of vigilante groups. In the case of PCI Indianapolis, they're fairly well-known and routinely turn their evidence over to local law enforcement, which has resulted in several arrests and convictions (the Lebanon H.S. Band Director being one that recently got some attention). They also nabbed a cop in a recent video, and now they can add a D1 football player to their trophy case. Do they get clicks? They do. Do they mean well? I believe they do. Do they get creeps off the street? In some cases, yes, it would certainly appear that they do. Is what they do without the risk of wrongfully accusing someone? Of course not, but from what I've seen they give the guys a MILE of rope with which to hang themselves, and they only go after men who are 100% intent on meeting minors for sex. Let's hope they don't screw it up. |
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Post by Lurkin McGurkin on Jun 1, 2022 7:42:56 GMT -6
The stupidity this kid shows is astounding. For one thing, I don't know what the background of this Youtube channel is. I don't know if they're legit or not. There are a lot of these people out there who use entrapment methods to garner views. Until I see him charged with a crime, I'm not going to get too bent out of shape about it. I didn't watch the entire video, because I couldn't hear much of what was being said, and the camera moved too much. That said, trying to hook up with a 14 year old (if that's what really happened), online, is really dumb. And once the jig was up, to talk to them is REALLY stupid. Just walk away. Talking will just bring more trouble. That's another problem I have with this Youtuber. They coerced him into talking by essentially extorting him ("Would you rather we show your license plate, or we could just have a conversation."). So to sum up, no crime was actually committed, and some Youtubers used questionable methods to get clicks. I've heard law enforcement publicly speak out against these type of vigilante groups. In the case of PCI Indianapolis, they're fairly well-known and routinely turn their evidence over to local law enforcement, which has resulted in several arrests and convictions (the Lebanon H.S. Band Director being one that recently got some attention). They also nabbed a cop in a recent video, and now they can add a D1 football player to their trophy case. Do they get clicks? They do. Do they mean well? I believe they do. Do they get creeps off the street? In some cases, yes, it would certainly appear that they do. Is what they do without the risk of wrongfully accusing someone? Of course not, but from what I've seen they give the guys a MILE of rope with which to hang themselves, and they only go after men who are 100% intent on meeting minors for sex. Let's hope they don't screw it up. Q: How easy would it be for them to extort the people they "catch" for large sums of money? A: Very. |
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Post by officerfarva on Jun 1, 2022 8:00:40 GMT -6
I've heard law enforcement publicly speak out against these type of vigilante groups. In the case of PCI Indianapolis, they're fairly well-known and routinely turn their evidence over to local law enforcement, which has resulted in several arrests and convictions (the Lebanon H.S. Band Director being one that recently got some attention). They also nabbed a cop in a recent video, and now they can add a D1 football player to their trophy case. Do they get clicks? They do. Do they mean well? I believe they do. Do they get creeps off the street? In some cases, yes, it would certainly appear that they do. Is what they do without the risk of wrongfully accusing someone? Of course not, but from what I've seen they give the guys a MILE of rope with which to hang themselves, and they only go after men who are 100% intent on meeting minors for sex. Let's hope they don't screw it up. Q: How easy would it be for them to extort the people they "catch" for large sums of money? A: Very. Of course! That sort of thing is always possible. |
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