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New York Cop’s Online Persona Used Against Him In Court

Monday, October 12th, 2009 (No comments yet) Courts, Internet, Privacy

Whether or not the officer in question really did use excessive force, the main point here is that the things you write about online can come back to haunt you in the most unexpected ways.

Officer Ettienne said he is now being careful to mask his identity on the Web and that he has curbed his tongue because of the acquittal. “I feel it’s partially my fault, he said. It paints a picture of a person who could be overly aggressive. You put that together, it’s reasonable doubt in anybody’s mind.”

Even your “private” Facebook or Myspace account isn’t so private under the force of a subpoena.

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