I'm watching some cop show where some characters are in witness protection. That sounds boring as hell srs.
Would you go into witness protection?
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It's not like the movies. My uncle was in witsec for a little while before going on the run. They had him in a crappy hotel in reno.
Same guys that say yes are the same guys that hit ignore or report on the regular here
Fight me
Fight me
What is the reason I am going in ??
I know a guy who did with his whole family, he turned on some mafia people. Not sure of the outcome I would say they found him eventually
I know a guy who did with his whole family, he turned on some mafia people. Not sure of the outcome I would say they found him eventually
True story. When in high school I worked in a chemical plant making reagents for blood analyzing machines. There was a guy who took care of the vending machines (all controlled by the rackets) and I used to visit with him when he was filling the machines. He stops showing up and the machines go empty. Fast forward a couple of years and going to college in NM and living in a fraternity house. One day I go into the laundry room where the vending machines are located and who but none other is there filling the machines. I say hello and he turns white as a ghost and tells me not to tell anyone I saw him. Couldn't understand why he panicked but finally figured out he was in witness protection.
If you get to keep most of your ill gotten gains, then sure. My new cover ID would be rich early retired guy.
Years ago, a coworker on the PD arrested a local University Police Officer for DUI. By the following day at the afternoon arraignment, a US Marshall shows up and has the charges dropped ( and won't tell us why ). Through one of our detectives assigned to the Marshall's Task Force we found out that the University Officer was in the Witness Protection Program and had been released to the Marshall Service and relocated to somewhere unkown. WTF ??? 
My wife and I have already agreed on our new names. Oscar and Lydia Spumante. We picked our names from a cheap bottle of champagne at a motel we stayed in.
Why? If they dropped your name and location and got you killed there is zero chance they'd get fired. It's pretty skimpy protection at best. Just as easy to change your own name and move cross country.
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