"We've interviewed a lot of the people we've caught," a law-enforcement official at the U.S. Embassy in Kabul told me.
Prosecutors office in New Jersey are reviewing a video filmed by a man who caught a plainclothes law enforcement officer searching through his parked minivan, apparently without permission. .
But Joseph Pallitto, a patrolman in the Orange Police Department for 23 years, said every time an officer in his city goes on patrol, he or she usually catches a cellphone-law violator.
Most essays flow into each other with the common threads of Hillary's pantsuits and her husband's coattails, her health care missteps, her cold demeanor and the fact that most are still surprised she caught a guy like Bill in law school.
In the end, he was caught by a law-enforcement agency that was not his own.
"Every time we catch a weapon, the local law enforcement authority for that airport is notified," Mr. Castelveter said.
Those who fought the war felt wiser about retrospective laws to catch a few doddery old Nazis (actually it was only one) who had escaped the net.
But it's hard not to catch a glimmer of autobiography in "Laws of the Jungle" when the narrator explains: "Through and through, life is purely a matter of the past.
A Northern California pot grower caught between federal law, which restricts his activities, and California law, which allows them.
Merchants also say they are caught between law enforcement and organized criminals who pressure them to sell the fakes.
