John Walsh of America's most wanted has offered this service before.
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nope. you can only protect against it by not letting the wrong person get hold of your ssn. That's almost impossible now, by the way, with computer hacker technology, various businesses who have that info selling it, and the less high minded of the general public catching on to the possibilities of what can be done with that info.  I personally had my ssn (and photo) stolen when I renewed my driver's license.  Forgers produced a drivers license, pay stubs, various impt. papers, which were all fakes. They used this info to attempt to take out bank loans in my name.  Fortunately, a couple of employees at that particular BMV were already being watched by the FBI, and also, I was blessed by a very sharp loan officer.  I was notified by bank officials that this had happened and that arrests would be made that day when the thief showed up at the banks (2 of them) to sign final loan papers and pick up the money. I was lucky.  Best advice: check your credit reports if something doesn't look right. Also, through the credit report companies, you can request to have purchases over certain amounts or requiring credit, to be "must calls"--that is, you personally must give express acknowledgment that you are making this purchase or requesting credit.  It's a safeguard.  But gosh watch out, the scams nowadays are unbelievable.
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probably !\n\nsomeone should call Agents Skully, Mulder, Skinner at once
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It might help if you tell us where the party is going to be held so that someone near might respond. Also, if he's a member of the DAV or VFW, they'd be more than happy to show up and render him the salute he deserves.
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Bin Laden if your an American. Otherwise i'd say the most sought after are the reminents of Hitlers high ranking officers at large that are still being tracked down and have been searched for for over half a century
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John has his back to me.
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I would think about this:  Can you have them evicted, sell the land to legal Americans, and pay your bills while having them deported (isn't it a crime to overtake a dwelling)?\n\nJust a thought.  Legally, if it's in his name, it doesn't matter how it got there, it belongs to him.\n\nAsk an attorney.\n\nOK Mini:\nhttp://redtape.msnbc.com/2006/03/hidden_cost_of_.html\n\nNinety-five percent of the identity theft cases in Northampton were committed by illegal aliens," Morganelli said. "I really believe this is the No. 1 crime and security issue facing our country. But when we call immigration officials, they could not care less." \n\nhttp://www.pittsburghlive.com/x/pittsburghtrib/s_290917.html\nhttp://bearcreekledger.com/2006/06/20/illegals-using-fraudulent-social-security-numbers/\n\nshe has no contact info -hope she checks back
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This question has been asked many times already.
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I think it is common today what you are saying. I hear stories like this a lot, and it's not getting better. They do stick up for each other and in a way I don't blame them. They have a tough job that I know I wouldn't want. I will say there are a lot of good Cops that get a bad reputation because of the bad ones. What would help is every six months have them take Drug tests, and a polygraph test.
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being intercepted, used to be referred to as being picked off.
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I agree with you man, hes done a great job and if it wasn't for him al-zarqawi, an al quida mastermind would be alive and on the run.
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Your state would have such a listing online - perhaps your local police do also.
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To try to get someone out of office.
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He's got a job waiting for him at Halliburton if he wants it, I guarantee you that.
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IF you know the ageniencs telephone number call that agency and ask them if they are looking for the person whom you are referring to that may be wanted and they will let you know. Warning before hand they will want to speak with you though considering you have information on this person.\nHope this helps
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So that they can find a new one.
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The FBI have a specail unit set up for this type of fraud ,they are getting to them I have heard.
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You don't say who made this request to the Coucil and in what circumstances.  It sounds as though the Council is being gently prodded to think things through and perhaps withdraw an action to recover what is owed on the grounds that the person is somewhat deranged or mentally handicapped.  Those hearing the case can't say such a thing outright, but they can drop loud hints to the effect that if a person isn't in a fit mental state to deal with his financial affairs, it is perhaps not a good thing to bring him to court, especially if he is arguing with deep conviction that he doesn't understand why he is being prosecuted and doesn't feel he owes anything.  Maybe now that we are not allowed to use Latin in court, "moral culpability" is the new "mens rea".