Everyone from police to politicians would do well to remember that the Web site and the "stop snitching" wave are symptoms of a deeper breakdown.

A mafia boss and his family are relocated to a sleepy town in France under the witness protection program after snitching on the mob.

Ever since, Hitchens has been loudly and roundly rebuked by his liberal colleagues for snitching to get people to read this book.

If I naïvely agreed, they could later threaten to expose my snitching, unless I delivered more sensitive information.

From snitching."

Despite the group's success, Mr. Caldwell is the first to admit that "Stop Snitching" could be a passing trend.

Last month, the Baltimore police found that a two-hour DVD titled "Stop Snitching" was being sold on the street.

In an infamous DVD called "Stop Snitching," Baltimore drug dealers threatened to kill anyone who testified against them.

Duke did a voiceover as himself playing a detective in the episode "Thank You for Not Snitching" of the television series The Boondocks.

He had kept a journal detailing the unsettling story of life on the inside, alleging a routine of forced snitching, racial attacks, beatings by guards, and perpetual gang violence.

"Deadly Silence: Stop Snitching's Fatal Legacy"" by Ayah Young, Wiretap Magazine. "

There is a lot of talk about "la mentale" (a mental state more than a code) that unites the suburban gangsters: no snitching, no betrayals, no invasion of other gangs' territory.

The recent appearance of a homemade DVD, "Stop Snitching," that glorifies retaliatory violence and features a cameo by a local professional basketball star, Carmelo Anthony, has only fueled such concerns.

He has recovered from his part in the bronze-medal embarrassment at the 2004 Olympics and from the vilification over his appearance in the "Stop Snitching" DVD in Baltimore.

Stop Snitching DVD One of the main websites responsible for selling the Stop Snitching DVDs.

Wick is manipulated by Ryan O'Reily into snitching on O'Reily and Jaz Hoyt to Schillinger about the two of them smuggling a package into Oz.

That credo gained popularity late last year, when a "Stop Snitching" DVD hit the streets of Baltimore, with images of young men brandishing guns and threatening suspected police informants by name.

Later that night, they meet at the old see-saw where Ross reaffirms that David has never stood up for himself at which point David admits snitching to get Ross put in Juvenile hall.

ON the front page of Wednesday's USA Today, there was a photo of a man wearing a T-shirt with a traffic sign and a message for rat finks written in graffiti type: "Stop Snitching."

And in each city, CD's and DVD's titled "Stop Snitching" have surfaced, naming some people street gangs suspect of being witnesses against them and warning that those who cooperate with the police will be killed.

But Harlem's "Stop Snitching" shirts have nothing to do with the Baltimore video, according to Ben Caldwell, who sells the shirts from a table on 125th Street near Adam Clayton Powell Jr.

Cheating, Snitching, Stealing The last part of the day was devoted to a panel discussion moderated by Cynthia McFadden, executive producer of "Ethics in America," a series being broadcast on the Public Broadcasting Service.

Meanwhile Jax, Piney and Opie decided to kill Meineke and his gang to stop them from "snitching" if they were apprehended by the authorities and because they had killed innocent people in the prison convoy ambush.

On the DVD, "Stop Snitching," Mr. Anthony is shown in Baltimore, where a 17-year-old who witnessed a gang murder and agreed to testify against the killer was shot in the back of the head a few days after his name was read in court.

Larry came fourth in line on a two-day Mystic Saddle Ranch pack trip (for $263, including meals, tents, and the services of three young cowboy guides), behind a mud-brown horse named Luke who kept snitching grass along the eight-mile trail from Pettit to Toxaway Lake.

He came up with a snitch, then called us in.

How on earth was he going to see the Snitch in this?

Or was he a regular snitch working for the same party?

I got a great snitch from what I've had the opportunity to do in the last one and a half year.

"Did he really blow the guy away right in front of you for being a snitch?"

We're going after him again, of course, but we have to track down this snitch first or it's the same story all over.

He still didn't like being a snitch, but sometimes you had to.

His snitch would have thought this one to be a piece of cake.

If you turn out to be a snitch, they might think I knew something about it."

"I got a right, on account of how it was my snitch that called."

She reached into it, and came up with the bottle that held Snitch.

You're the one with the snitch who knows the whole story."

I'd just turned a kid onto the lifetime role of snitch.

A snitch of his, an old con, had taught him how.

Even if you have a conversation with police, you'll be called a snitch."

It turns out Jesus was a snitch, and a liar.

In a sense, the woman was coming to him as a snitch, but the context turned her into something closer to an agent.

"She had a snitch down on the ramp, a guy who used to tip her off."

"Why don't you just ask the snitch what it was about?"

"He's either a snitch who was not loyal to the head coach, or you can say he spoke his mind."

"And now we learn that one of our residents was a snitch.

The boys believe one of their number is a "snitch", but later discover differently.

Looks like I'll have to float your name on the street as a snitch."

They're going to be calling him a snitch now.

Montgomery was a source of information, but he wasn't a snitch.

He again if somebody had snitched to about the job.

In some cases neighbors have been snitching on each other.

He might not want Pops in his house, but he'd never snitch on him.

After all, everyone knew the Communists snitched on one another, right?

Those records were snitched right out of my wife's head and they belong to her.

The troops knew he wouldn't snitch, and so they told him everything.

I'm only sorry I advocated snitching it in the first place.

"I debate that, whether people should be encouraged to snitch."

One of them is sure to snitch on another.

Or, if she's not available, her maid might snitch about the scale built into the floor.

I did my best to answer without snitching on my friends.

The teams are assisted by 60 kids who snitch on their peers.

"And you're worried about our snitching a few hundred tons per year?"

"So you had to snitch, and then suddenly I have to hope he don't remember me. "

Rule, who has called 50 everything from a punk to snitch in the past, would not comment.

They snitched the keys out of all the golf carts.

Why is any whisper of a detail akin to snitching?

"I snitched some seeds at the Philadelphia show last year," she whispered.

She goes around snitching letters that other people have.

It'd take more power than could possibly be snitched.

Like a goddamned kid snitching a date behind his best friend's back.

"I think the only reason can be that the security people don't want to give away who snitched on me to the authorities."

They'll shoot you over a dollar if they think you're snitching."

Oh, I just snitched the eyebrows from the top of the totem-pole.

Robbie told him he snitched him off for the dead girl.