[bigbob]

Arrest, hell...waterboard him if that’s what it takes.

[Lurker]

Under what authority?

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[Secret Agent Man]

Little bit out of his jurisdiction.

[ASA Vet]

Apple should shut off all their phones and computers in that county.

[Company Man]

What does Floridy have to do with Cuperteeno?

[some tech guy]

This whole thing is bull puckey. I could do what the FBI is asking Apple to do in two days, without the source code. The idea that the NSA can’t do it is a joke.

This is all about Judicial precedent.

[Swordmaker]

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[Vendome]

Under what authority, ass hat.

[Snickering Hound]

"That's an attention getter..."

[Patriot Babe]

He should be arrested for joining the Establishment “secret” meeting to stop Trump.

[ConservativeMind]

Sheriff, you may kiss my backside.

[RginTN]

does the Fed not hire any hackers?????

[DesertRhino]

What an idiot. This is still under litigation. I’d like to see him try. I hear Apple even has attorneys on staff.

[NonValueAdded]

Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd, for those who are asking “who? where?”

[tbpiper]

Ah, the never-camera-shy Grady Judd.

[bert]

Ok, it boils down to this

An I phone is in reality a very small computer with a telephone ap. As a computer, it can be locked down and subject to a pass word for entry

At the office, in the cubicle or research lab, there are computers that are networked to the corporate or personal crown jewels. They are locked with a password.

If the I phone small computer can not be locked, then the reasoning must be that neither the cubicle nor the research computer can be locked.

There can be no computer security

When Apple protects the small computer with the telephone ap, Apple is protecting all computers with all aps.

It is just that simple

[Laser_Ray]

Tim Cook should give him a call and say “Hey sherrif...wouldn’t you agree it would be a terrible thing if every computer in every police station in the state suddenly turned into a paperweight at the same time that the names and addresses of every officer in the state, active and retired, was published on a half dozen different deepnet sites?”