District Judge William Pauley Supports Citizen's Right To Privacy

The police and government officials here in the US and in the UK, perhaps many other places, have a device called a Stingray. Acting like a cell phone tower the device forces all phones in the area to ping to the device, and then they can pin point a suspects phone and put something called firmware to bug the device. The is the big brother…eye in the sky…that invades privacy. Granted, it seems to be for the protection of the common good, but that kind of power in the wrong hands…dangerous. Our judicial system has given a solid check to balance that power. We thank them.

#UIP  is a check to the poor decisions of private individuals who want to use your information to their benefit or just reek some havoc…keep your power in check with Ultimate Identity Protection.

Back to the Future With #IDTheft

Yes, #UIP  says so, and you better believe it. Only with this crime can it be possible for you to be in the jail when you're actually cooking dinner in the kitchen of your own house, as if your future YOU went back in time, committed a crime, and forced the police to contact YOU not knowing that you're YOU.

Does your brain hurt, yet? Let us explain.

Meet Brittany Ossenfort, a normal human being with a roommate Michelle who then got arrested for prostitution. Only Brittany received a call to bail….HERSELF out?

You heard right. The story then went like this: Michelle made her likeness like that of Brittany, passed off Brittany's identity as her own, and the police department ran with it.

The story got even MORE interesting when the cops did a little bit of investigating and found out that Michelle's REAL name was, in fact, RICHARD. As in, a guy's name. It turned out that Michelle/Richard was a transgender.

Of course, amazingly enough (and this is where the unmistakable power of ID theft comes into play), Brittany's own name couldn't be removed from the arrest record even after the police uncovered her true identity and exonerated the REAL Brittany.

There you have it: ID theft can permanently stain your life. Another huge reason why you should have your Ultimate Identity Protection.

How #IDTheft  Can Turn Into a #CPS  Nightmare

Only with identity theft can your life turn into a fiasco ripe for a family political drama about drugs and drug trafficking. Like being at the movies. Think of the worst situation ever where you're minding your own business at home and you get a call about your baby born with methamphetamine. Can it happen to you? Yes, it can — if you don't have UIP protecting you.

Meet Anndorie Sachs, a mother of four, enrolled in the University of Utah, going about her routine when she receives a rather troubling phone call from Child Protective Services about her newborn baby(?). This presents a problem; because that newborn baby tested positive for drugs. Makes her a bad mother, don't you think? Except for one important piece of truth: SHE DIDN'T GIVE BIRTH TO ANY BABY RECENTLY.

The sad fact is that CPS didn't believe her, drag her through a difficult investigative process until it was discovered that Sachs' car was broken into, her driver's license stolen, and used at a hospital to confirm identity by, you guessed it, a pregnant meth addict. You can see the pieces of this cinema puzzle falling into place now….

Sadly, even after proof was submitted, CPS refused to believe that Sachs wasn't the mother of this poor child born positive with drugs. That is, until she willingly submitted to a DNA test, proving who she was all along. Of course, that didn't stop the hospital from charging Sachs with the bill — $10K in expenses for the baby she DIDN'T deliver on the day she DIDN'T go to the hospital.

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