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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;superc, post: 1836218, member: 44079&quot;]Now you get it.&nbsp; Secret Service would be the ones with clear jurisdiction and the decision making capability.&nbsp; Consider the Secret Service Agent&#039;s attitude.&nbsp; His bosses want a quick resolution on the Target Store Credit Card theft.&nbsp; At the same time someone here calls in a tip that you own a Henning Nickel as a collectible coin.&nbsp; Now, assuming the agent wishes to keep their job, will he spend 40 hours researching where you probably store the contraband, then take photos of that place, then spend 10 hours drafting and submitting his application for a search warrant to the Federal Prosecutor for an approval signature, 2 hours to meet with the prosecutor and convince him/her this is a career builder case, then set up an appointment with the judge, then assemble a search team and plan the raid (includes dragging the local PD along to block off the street), then an hour or three for all of them to search the property (s) for the nickel and seize it, OR will he continue to work with the other Secret Service agents on the largest credit card theft in US history?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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