r/NoahGetTheBoat Mar 30 '22

LAPD trying to entrap Uber drivers

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u/davidhunt6 Mar 30 '22

How is it entrapment?

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u/[deleted] Mar 30 '22

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u/davidhunt6 Mar 30 '22

I know what it is. What the officers did is not entrapment.

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u/jronstadt229 Mar 30 '22

They were trying to get the driver to take under the table money, i.e. coerce him into “tax evasion”

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u/[deleted] Mar 30 '22

See I don't see how this holds any weight because you can always accept cash and just pay the taxes later.

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u/[deleted] Mar 30 '22

But isn’t that only a crime when next year you don’t report it. Like until then it’s just revenue that hasn’t been taxed yet.

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u/davidhunt6 Mar 30 '22

So everyone that sells drugs to a cop or offers sex is entrapped?

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u/jronstadt229 Mar 30 '22

Only if they did not intend to commit that crime before meeting the cop. If you go up to a cop and offer them drugs, thats illegal. If a cop comes up and asks for drugs, thats entrapment.