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Convicted sex offender Robert Nicholas McGuire is legally prohibited from using the internet. Anywhere. (Iknowrite?!) Not even in public, and especially not to check his Facebook account which he most certainly shouldn’t have in the first place.
Enter Detective John Q. Badass.
A veteran of the California Sheriff’s Department, he just so happened to have worked on McGuire’s case and waltzed in to that very same Apple Store, somehow managing to recognize the parolee out of the no doubt 9163 people who were crammed into the retail shop.
Not content to rely on his assumptions, Det. Badass cozied up to McGuire’s computer to see what sorts of hijinks he was up to.
According to The Next Web, he didn’t just stop there. “[He] strolled up to the computer next to McGuire and logged onto the Megan’s Law website, a California-wide registry of sex offenders, and looked up McGuire’s current status.”
All while standing right next to him!
In clear violation of his parole, McGuire was taken into custody by police, but not before Chris Hansen burst out of the back room and kindly asked him to take a seat over by the Genius Bar.