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Mexican Drug King "El Chapo" Escapes...again!

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Shouldn't Penn face some sort of charge for his interview with him?

 

My question exactly.

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Talking to a wanted person isn't a crime, right?

 

Harboring a fugitive?

 

If you know the whereabouts of a fugitive and fail to divulge it isn't that in itself criminal?

Would it be any different than Peter Arnett interviewing Osama Bin Laden?

Harboring a fugitive?

 

If you know the whereabouts of a fugitive and fail to divulge it isn't that in itself criminal?

 

I've read that he did in fact divulge it and that's how Guzman was caught.

Sean Penn better have people starting his car and tasting his food for a while. Leading the feds (even if unknowingly) to a big cartel chief's capture is not good for one's long term health...

Harboring a fugitive? If you know the whereabouts of a fugitive and fail to divulge it isn't that in itself criminal?

 

I do not think so.

I've read that he did in fact divulge it and that's how Guzman was caught.

 

3 months later?

He'll be heading to Colorado at some point, if he comes to the US

 

I am hearing that is where he will end up, and that they will bring him here.

Harboring a fugitive?

 

If you know the whereabouts of a fugitive and fail to divulge it isn't that in itself criminal?

 

I heard an attorney today say that there is no legal obligation to disclose his whereabouts plus if you're working as a journalist you are protected by the 1st Amendment.

I heard an attorney today say that there is no legal obligation to disclose his whereabouts plus if you're working as a journalist you are protected by the 1st Amendment.

 

I honestly didn't know.

 

I'm totally in support of the 1st amendment as it applies to journalists not being prosecuted for what they write but if a reporter can use it as a shield to protect them if they have contact with a known criminal or known criminal activity then I'm not so sure that's good.

If Penn was foolish enough to divulge any information to anyone, which led to Chapo's apprehension, the last thing Spicoli should be worried about is going to prison. His picture may wind up on a milk carton sometime soon.

If Penn was foolish enough to divulge any information to anyone, which led to Chapo's apprehension, the last thing Spicoli should be worried about is going to prison. His picture may wind up on a milk carton sometime soon.

Or face on a soccer ball

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