IS SEALS WITH CLUBS DONKDOWN??? (Update: Micon charged with a felony in Nevada)

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Originally Posted by Forum Wars

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Originally Posted by Bootsy Collins

Oh I was thinking more on the hypothetical sense if he was to be let back in.

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Anyone know how he got out of the good ol' USA? How serious were any of the charges against him if they (law enforcement) didn't make him surrender his passport? Usually, that's a requirement along with a heavy bond in cases where law enforcement thinks someone may run. How could they not think he'd be a flight risk (they read his social media)...

Perhaps there was no such stipulations or even a large bond?

Anyways, sounds like a mismatch: 10 agents with guns picking getting him and no passport surrender requirement and free to leave the country less than 10 days later...

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It was a little bit weird, but I think him leaving the country so quickly probably took them by surprise.

They probably planned to seize his equipment, go through everything, and file charges later.

It's very possible that they were looking for evidence that he actually owned part of Seals, rather than just being an employee promoting it. They may not have had enough to charge him prior to the seizures.

He wasn't arrested, so I don't believe they could have legally prevented him from leaving the country without filing some kinds of charges against him.

Was Micon arrested or were charges made? Sounds like the just seized his equipment. Doubt he would be able to sneak out of the USA.

On a side note, we now know why Stealthmunk wiped his Twitter clean on February 11.

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Originally Posted by Dan Druff

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Originally Posted by Forum Wars

Anyone know how he got out of the good ol' USA? How serious were any of the charges against him if they (law enforcement) didn't make him surrender his passport? Usually, that's a requirement along with a heavy bond in cases where law enforcement thinks someone may run. How could they not think he'd be a flight risk (they read his social media)...

Perhaps there was no such stipulations or even a large bond?

Anyways, sounds like a mismatch: 10 agents with guns picking getting him and no passport surrender requirement and free to leave the country less than 10 days later...

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It was a little bit weird, but I think him leaving the country so quickly probably took them by surprise.

They probably planned to seize his equipment, go through everything, and file charges later.

It's very possible that they were looking for evidence that he actually owned part of Seals, rather than just being an employee promoting it. They may not have had enough to charge him prior to the seizures.

He wasn't arrested, so I don't believe they could have legally prevented him from leaving the country without filing some kinds of charges against him.

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Exactly. Given the nature of the alleged crime, I am surprised they didnt charge him. He essentially got a pass as long as he stays abroad. Also this is assuming he actually gets charged. Either way, it was a good play on his part to leave and view everything that happens from a distance.

However, he needs to stop these new videos which are basically taunting the US government. Shut it all down and be happy you made it to the island you are at. Find a new business to get into and lay low.

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Originally Posted by cmoney

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Originally Posted by Dan Druff

It was a little bit weird, but I think him leaving the country so quickly probably took them by surprise.

They probably planned to seize his equipment, go through everything, and file charges later.

It's very possible that they were looking for evidence that he actually owned part of Seals, rather than just being an employee promoting it. They may not have had enough to charge him prior to the seizures.

He wasn't arrested, so I don't believe they could have legally prevented him from leaving the country without filing some kinds of charges against him.

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Exactly. Given the nature of the alleged crime, I am surprised they didnt charge him. He essentially got a pass as long as he stays abroad. Also this is assuming he actually gets charged. Either way, it was a good play on his part to leave and view everything that happens from a distance.

However, he needs to stop these new videos which are basically taunting the US government. Shut it all down and be happy you made it to the island you are at. Find a new business to get into and lay low.

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Originally Posted by cmoney

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Originally Posted by Dan Druff

It was a little bit weird, but I think him leaving the country so quickly probably took them by surprise.

They probably planned to seize his equipment, go through everything, and file charges later.

It's very possible that they were looking for evidence that he actually owned part of Seals, rather than just being an employee promoting it. They may not have had enough to charge him prior to the seizures.

[B]He wasn't arrested, so I don't believe they could have legally prevented him from leaving the country without filing some kinds of charges against him.

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Exactly. Given the nature of the alleged crime, I am surprised they didnt charge him. He essentially got a pass as long as he stays abroad. Also this is assuming he actually gets charged. Either way, it was a good play on his part to leave and view everything that happens from a distance.

However, he needs to stop these new videos which are basically taunting the US government. Shut it all down and be happy you made it to the island you are at. Find a new business to get into and lay low.

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Yup, think you guys are right. I assumed he was arrested and charged with a crime. If they handcuffed him, that's an arrest, no but I guess they did not charge him with a crime. Weird circumstances, but by leaving he probably didn't do anything illegal. Prolly smart.

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Originally Posted by Dan Druff

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Originally Posted by Forum Wars

Anyone know how he got out of the good ol' USA? How serious were any of the charges against him if they (law enforcement) didn't make him surrender his passport? Usually, that's a requirement along with a heavy bond in cases where law enforcement thinks someone may run. How could they not think he'd be a flight risk (they read his social media)...

Perhaps there was no such stipulations or even a large bond?

Anyways, sounds like a mismatch: 10 agents with guns picking getting him and no passport surrender requirement and free to leave the country less than 10 days later...

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It was a little bit weird, but I think him leaving the country so quickly probably took them by surprise.

They probably planned to seize his equipment, go through everything, and file charges later.

It's very possible that they were looking for evidence that he actually owned part of Seals, rather than just being an employee promoting it. They may not have had enough to charge him prior to the seizures.

He wasn't arrested, so I don't believe they could have legally prevented him from leaving the country without filing some kinds of charges against him.

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This is standard until they can get a judge to sign off on an arrest warrant. And even if they didn't expect him to go to Antigua if they really want him he has done nothing for Antigua for them to advocate for him staying. Never pay a tax, non citizen etc. Its really just procedural probably.

You're just pissed they didn't put him in a smock.

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Originally Posted by 4Dragons

You're just pissed they didn't put him in a smock.

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oops sorry, meant to green rep.

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Originally Posted by Reno

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Originally Posted by 4Dragons

You're just pissed they didn't put him in a smock.

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oops sorry, meant to green rep.

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Don't fret, there will be many green reps.

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Originally Posted by ToasterOven

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oops sorry, meant to green rep.

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Don't fret, there will be many green reps.

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1017 rep points difference between me and shut up garrett.

micon needed to be smoking his pipe in the storytime video imo

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Originally Posted by phantom

micon needed to be smoking his pipe in the storytime video imo

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Wasn't it good enough that he was backlit like he was in witness protection?

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Originally Posted by 4Dragons

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Don't fret, there will be many green reps.

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1017 rep points difference between me and shut up garrett.

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Dude I am the biggest "loser" on this site, why would you even care?

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Originally Posted by phantom

micon needed to be smoking his pipe in the storytime video imo

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Wasn't it good enough that he was backlit like he was in witness protection?

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i thought he covered himself in black shoe polish to blend in with the population

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Originally Posted by phantom

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Originally Posted by 4Dragons

Wasn't it good enough that he was backlit like he was in witness protection?

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i thought he covered himself in black shoe polish to blend in with the population

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Originally Posted by 4Dragons

1017 rep points difference between me and shut up garrett.

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Dude I am the biggest "loser" on this site, why would you even care?

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Hang on, I got this..

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Originally Posted by garrett

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Originally Posted by 4Dragons

1017 rep points difference between me and shut up garrett.

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Dude I am the biggest "loser" on this site, why would you even care?

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Dude! Why are you still here? Do you enjoy getting an assfucking on a regular basis? Was your mother on meth when she was carrying you?

Is it possible that they weren't really serious about charging him with anything?

Perhaps these agents were sent at the request of the legal NV sites, who were just looking to take out the competition.

This might explain why they didn't prepare adequately for the possibility of him fleeing the US so quickly.

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Originally Posted by garrett

This is standard until they can get a judge to sign off on an arrest warrant. And even if they didn't expect him to go to Antigua if they really want him he has done nothing for Antigua for them to advocate for him staying. Never pay a tax, non citizen etc. Its really just procedural probably.

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Will be interesting. Sure, Micon ain't done anything for Antigua per se, yet. However, he may be able to get himself made into a "good guy patron saint" in the eyes of Antiguans ---- remember Antigua won that Internet gambling case in their WTO dispute with the US govvy, but the USA chose to ignore the WTO's ruling. Not too sure I see Antigua just cooperating with an extradition request, frankly, just out of Caribbean machismo spite.