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04-14-2007, 12:57 PM | #1 |
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License Plate Scanner Equipped Helicopters
Thursday night, the task force checked over 2,200 license plates all from a helicopter
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04-14-2007, 02:42 PM | #3 |
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Well this story is inconsistent..
The Times says: "The operation scanned 2,190 plates, netted six misdemeanor arrests, 34 traffic tickets and five cleared warrants." (6+5=11) KTAL says: "checked over 22-hundred license plates...They did make 11 arrests, and issued 34 tickets." These reports sound like the same numbers. But here is where someone has it wrong: The Times says: "Troop G this week rolled out a mobile plate hunter, a device stuck to an unmarked car that uses tiny cameras to simultaneously scan multiple license plates while traveling streets and parking lots" Whereas KTAL says: "All from a helicopter. The high tech chopper can scan plates from both parked and moving cars" Me thinks someone has their facts a bit messed up. |
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Pretty soon, they'll be able to track car movements across state lines, no matter where you go. If you leave the state, the government will know where you've gone. This may make it easier to track criminals and such.
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Back to the original topic though, I have heard that they can do this with a device on a car. So I suppose that is how it was done. In my logic though, I am wondering if this is really where they need to be spending efforts. I mean you have so much going on with drug users/dealers, burglaries, etc. Who cares about an expired tag? Let's concentrate on the things that really matter.
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