Lamo surrenders, is released

Lamo surrenders, is released
Kevin Poulsen, SecurityFocus 2003-09-09

SACRAMENTO, Calif.--A federal judge ordered Adrian Lamo released to his parents' custody Tuesday afternoon, but barred the hacker from using computers, and ordered him to obtain full-time employment pending trial.

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jaryd (1 replies)

Good Luck Adrian 2003-09-12
Luke

Lamo set to surrender Tuesday 2003-09-09
Anonymous (3 replies)

Lamo set to surrender Tuesday 2003-09-10
Anonymous

To say you are happy because what this kook did HELPED someone find out they needed help is like saying a rapist does no wrong if he uses reveals his stalking technique.

As far as I am concerned, these people are more dangerous than a terrorist and should be treated the same way.

I notice that this CHILD claims that he is willing to take responsibility for his actions, yet it is his parents' house that is now at risk if he decides that life might be better in another venue.

America really doesn't need people like this, and I hope they take his future earnings and freedom away for as long as possible.

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Stupidity of Government 2003-09-18
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Re: Lamo set to surrender Tuesday 2006-02-14
Anonymous

I feel much safer now. 2003-09-09
The 420 Zodiac (4 replies)

I feel much safer now. 2003-09-10
Anonymous (2 replies)

I feel much safer now. 2003-09-12
Anonymous

I feel much safer now. Who cares, he's a script-kiddy. 2003-09-12
Anonymous

I feel much safer now. 2003-09-10
Anonymous

safer how 2003-09-10
izzy (1 replies)

safer how 2003-09-11
Ryan Lambert

Lamo released, banned from computers 2003-09-10
penfold (1 replies)

Lamo released, banned from computers 2003-09-10
Anonymous

Total BS 2003-09-10
Dick Jiggler (1 replies)