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Two Valley men exposed selves on ’Net to ‘girls’ By Marcia MooreThe Daily Item “I don’t think I like where the line has been drawn,” he said. “I like the basic commonwealth rule that police not engage in conduct that will engage someone to go where they normally wouldn’t go.”
Dennehy added that he has no major complaints with how the state Child Predator Unit operates, but said he would “make a lot of noise” if he suspects agents of trying to entice a defendant into committing a crime. State spokesman Nils Frederiksen said agents work closely with two-full time prosecutors and are trained not to lead suspects into committing a crime. “We’re not seeking them out. We respond to them,” Frederiksen said. “We have the authority, but we can’t cross a line. We can’t lead people into action that they wouldn’t normally do.” n E-mail comments to mmoore@dailyitem.com 
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