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[Beckett <thomas AT tbeckett.com>]

	There's a column in the Charlotte edition of Creative Loafing 
recounting the author's experience of being interrogated by the FBI 
because some vigilant citizen had reported him for reading a Hal 
Crowther article in a local Starbuck's Coffee.

http://charlotte.creativeloafing.com/newsstand/current/news_feature.html

"Then Trippi decides to level with me: "I'll tell you what, Marc. 
Someone in the shop that day saw you reading something, and thought it 
looked suspicious enough to call us about. So that's why we're here, 
just checking it out. Like I said, there's no problem. We'd just like to 
get to the bottom of this. Now if we can't, then you may have a problem. 
And you don't want that.""

It isn't quite clear to me whether these were genuine FBI agents or just 
local law enforcement members of the FBI ThoughtCrime Task Force playing 
wannabe.  You decide.

TaB