The ruling stemmed from a lawsuit by Ontario Police Sgt. Jeff Quon and three others against the city's service provider and the city and Police Department for violating the 4th Amendment prohibition against unreasonable search and seizure.so d 1ly 1s now rSpect d 4th?
...Quon and another officer exceeded a department limit of 25,000 characters per month for texting. The police chief ordered a subordinate...to determine whether the pagers were being used purely for work purposes.
...The city determined that many of Quon's messages were personal, and several were sexually explicit.
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no company cell or e-mail is covered by the fourth ammendment.Seems the cell phone and computers belong to the police dept. or the companys we work for, and subject to search or inquiery at any time
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