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Re:Uber remotely locked down offices during police raids, sh... by protomyth on Monday January 15, 2018 @07:17PM (#16154702)
> What if its just a ruse and they aren't really cops?

Making a mistake in this regard gets you a obstruction of justice charge. Call a lawyers, but don't expect a judge not to take this badly when they have issued a warrant.

> What if they are cops, but the government is corrupt? What if the warrant was obtained in a faulty manner?

That's for the lawyers to deal with in court. Once again, obstruction of justice on a legally issued warrant is going to be bad news for you.

Re:Uber remotely locked down offices during police raids, sh... by notyourday on Tuesday January 16, 2018 @10:36AM (#16158879)
Uber is still operational in those countries and Uber execs dont have international arrest warrants of them. Based on that, it looks like Uber was correct in blocking access.