Don't be stupid, part: 3000285

[CBR_rider]

Don't be stupid, 'nuff said:

CHP investigating officers stealing nude photographs of arrestees

[Country_Jim]

Play stupid games, win stupid prizes.

[Samuelx]

Definitely Bone-Head! That being said, they should never have dropped the DUI...

[The Last American Hero]

photo-mat shops will have a "wall of shame" of nude etc photos

I guess some folks don't understand a real snot nosed punk kid working for min wage actually eyeballs each pic and adjusts color etc. It isn't all done by mindless machine that puts it is sealed package.

I heard it was all legal for the photo store to make and keep extra copies as long as they don't sell them etc, since it is common to make an extra or two in the process of 'getting it right' for the customer and training etc.


In related news, Kinko's and AT WORK or SOLD AT GARAGE SALE printers will often have a memory and keep records of each new image they copy, with time and date etc so you could likely find out who made what off CCTV.

[omgwtfbbq]

Stories like this boggle my mind. Just doesn't make sense to risk your future, no matter what your profession, over stupid stuff like this.

[spyde12]

In related news, Kinko's and AT WORK or SOLD AT GARAGE SALE printers will often have a memory and keep records of each new image they copy, with time and date etc so you could likely find out who made what off CCTV.

A few years back when I worked for a mortgage broker, my boss (CEO) asked me to look over a proposal he received from Ricoh. I told him that he should get it in writing that the hard drive is ours to keep once the lease is over and we'll pay for the replacement for a new hard drive. He thought I was nuts, but he complied and had it included on the paperwork.

When the printer was delivered. I took out the hard drive. Shortly thereafter, I showed him all the files that the previous company had accumulated. Even I thought that I would have to run some undelete program, but it was all there, no encryption whatsoever.

But back on topic...
I'll look at the bright side. Every CHP applicant's chances just increased of being hired with the upcoming vacancies. Regardless how long each of the participants served, IMO, they didn't take their career seriously. Otherwise, they'd realize how much they stood to lose if this ever got out.

I really don't get it. They had a legit and promising career. All they had to do was be professional and honorable.

Their future in any line of work (other than working for themselves) is screwed. Like someone mentioned, play stupid games, win stupid prizes.

[SonofWWIIDI]

That's what I posted in the first thread about this last week.