A California police officer was caught sending sexy messages through his work phone.
The police department gave out work phones for the officer's to use, and I guess all he noticed was free. Just like every other dumb ass in the world he used his work phone for personal use, Sending out steamy texts over exceeding his texting limits. When the department went to investigate why he kept going over his limits on a monthly basis, they looked through his records to find out why.
The officer then goes on to sue is department, saying that they had violated his 4th amendment right.
When the department audited his records they claim they tried not to look at his off duty texts but, “some how” saw them anyway. The department says that it was hard to separate through all the work and personal messages.
This case went through two federal courts before they took it to the supreme courts.
Hmmm, I guess he forgot that the work place has the right to check any and all records of their own property. I also I figure why not just look at his time sheet and then look for those times on the phone.
Why didn't he just get a different phone for his personal conversations?
What do you think....
Did they have the right to look through his phone records?
Check out the video here:
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/21134540/vp/37820887#37810416
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