Even though he inadvertently caused consternation with people with keyfobs and rc garage doors, he did quit after it was brought to his attention. I'm much much

Even though he inadvertently caused consternation with people with keyfobs and rc garage doors, he did quit after it was brought to his attention. I'm much much more lenient on someone who's tinkering and causes that accidentally. And if you read into the article, the person who did it was special needs (mentally or physically). They're also likely on a fixed income. Jail would be unconscionable, as would fining someone which lack of payment would lead to jail. Hopefully the result here is "person quits, person reads up on proper RF practice, and does things better next time"