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Conspiring to repeatedly drive around certain public roads? C'mon...

• Turing_Machine 8y ago
  You are generally on military land for quite some distance before you get to the actual gate -- at least that's been the case for every facility I've visited. Usually there's a large sign "Foo Air Force Base" (or whatever) by the civilian road, then you turn off and drive on a military road for half a mile or more (sometimes much more), then you come to the gate with the guards. But you've still been on military land, and subject to military rules and laws, from the instant you enter their property. Edit: just checked. The guardhouses for two of the gates at a local facility are respectively about 800/1,000 feet away from the public road, and about 600/800 feet inside the perimeter fence (the one with signs reading "patrolled by dogs", "deadly force authorized", etc.).
• duxup 8y ago
  You're very much not on public roads / property by the time you get to the gate, at least at the facility I went to.
• jpindar 8y ago
  There are towns that have "no cruising" laws making it illegal to repeatedly drive around a certain area. And under certain circumstances repeatedly driving past someone's house could be harassment or stalking.
  • SmellyGeekBoy 8y ago
    Ah, glorious freedom