Government Officials Can't Stop Spying on Their Crushes
http://gizmodo.com/government-officials-cant-stop-spying-on-their-crushes-1789490933
On Monday, a top prosecutor in the Brooklyn district
attorney's office was arrested amid allegations that she used
an illegal wiretap to eavesdrop on a coworker and an NYPD
detective. But in a twist worthy of a Mary Higgins Clark
novel, the New York Times reports that the incident was part
of a "love triangle gone wrong," and an anonymous law
enforcement official said that prosecutor Tara Lenich carried
out the wiretap because of "a personal entanglement between
her and the detective." The Times also says that the scenario
The New York Daily News reports that the two "worked closely
[together] on a high-profile gun trafficking case." To carry
out the nefarious scheme, Lenich allegedly forged the
signatures of several judges in order to obtain wiretap
orders. Most wiretaps only last about a month before they need
a renewal, but Lenich was able to keep up the ruse for about a
year due to the forgery, law enforcement officials said.
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