Not a lawyer, but if the cops had a valid search warrant, then yeah that’s probably legal. Even if they didn’t have a search warrant, it might still be legal. That would maybe depend on things like whether the person of interest was only being tracked in public places, whether the cops themselves physically planted the airtag on the person of interest or his possessions, etc.

The comparison to Crosby is a little misleading in my opinion. Crosby missed basically a season and a half (so probably around 120 games or so) in the prime of his career due to concussion, and he reached the 800 point milestone less than 30 games later

I don’t know if this is considered a hidden gem, but Chengdu Gourmet on Forward Ave in Squirrel Hill is fantastic if you like Szechuan-style Chinese food. Honestly my favorite Chinese place in the city, and it’s byob too. I recommend the chicken in a flaming pan

Shhhh! Don’t let people know about Bryant street! 😂