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Police have not confirmed why they detained the machine named Promobot, but local media was reporting the company behind the robot said police were called becau
by ourmandave 10y ago
Police have not confirmed why they detained the machine named Promobot, but local media was reporting the company behind the robot said police were called because it was "recording voters' opinions on [a] variety of topics for further processing and analysis by the candidate's team".
Here's the perp's website: http://en.promo-bot.ru/ http://en.promo-bot.ru/
Anyway, this is so much BS.
I didn't see any handcuffs being use in the video. The thing has arms but don't appear functional except to hold press releases.
Very poor choice of words. The police don't "detain" your camera or your computer when they seize evidence.
Up next: Local police arrest Corolla for to many parking violations.