What might his defense be?
(Credit: WJLA screenshot by Chris Matyszczyk/CNET)
As far as I am aware, the FBI doesn’t usually send you a pop-up online notice, asking if you could kindly pay a fine for child pornography.
Perhaps I should check with Edward Snowden to be sure.
Still, 21-year-old Virginian Jay Riley was sufficiently stunned to receive a pop-up “FBI Warning” telling him to pay a fine for child pornography that he went to his local police station in Prince William County.
As WJLA-TV reports it, Riley asked if he was, indeed, wanted on child pornography charges.
In what seems like a helpful and open frame of mind, he allegedly offered the police his computer for examination.
There, the police allegedly found child pornography.
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