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I'm sure that most criminals know to either turn phones off or leave them behind, and if they don't they surely will if this kind if thing becomes more widespre

I'm sure that most criminals know to either turn phones off or leave them behind, and if they don't they surely will if this kind if thing becomes more widespread. This seems like a system designed to ensnare innocents.

phsau 5y ago
Not all crime is premeditated and most people aren't described as criminals.
- rolph 5y ago
  i had an LEO [homocide] tell me that most murders are committed in a less than thinking state of mind, and solved in about 15 minutes.
  - mrlonglong 5y ago
    Wtf is "homocide" though?
    - rolph 5y ago
      it is the key right next to homicide on the keyboard.
  - jdavis703 5y ago
    I would assume this LEO works in a relatively low-crime area. I know that where I am most murders remain unsolved and and the shootings that I’ve witnessed appear to be premeditated.
    - rolph 5y ago
      i have a feeling this may be related to prevalence of 'willing" witnesses.
rolph 5y ago
1] leave phone on remove battery remove sim, live life 2] insert sim insert battery turn on phone , make call/text 3] goto 1
- ineedasername 5y ago
  remove battery Okay, but once I'm done with the hammer, how do I get the battery back in?
  - samstave 5y ago
    You don't, just throw it in the fire on the homestead
  - rolph 5y ago
    ah i see you have one of the new phones, as an aside, ATT decided for me to disable my phone that had no problems and sent a phone that is now never more than three bars and usually two bars, and needs recharging daily. this phone [alcatel flip], surprisingly doesnt have the battery glued in. in the case of battery glued in you need a nonconductive shim to jam between the contacts
tyingq 5y ago
Lots go unsolved in the US, and that figure is over 50% in many places. A pretty interesting story with graphics/data interleaved: https://urbanobservatory.maps.arcgis.com/apps/Cascade/index.html?appid=984c0b6fbf8e48c7951e7bdcfb64d910 https://urbanobservatory.maps.arcgis.com/apps/Cascade/index....

phsau 5y ago

Not all crime is premeditated and most people aren't described as criminals.

rolph 5y ago
i had an LEO [homocide] tell me that most murders are committed in a less than thinking state of mind, and solved in about 15 minutes.
- mrlonglong 5y ago
  Wtf is "homocide" though?
  - rolph 5y ago
    it is the key right next to homicide on the keyboard.
- jdavis703 5y ago
  I would assume this LEO works in a relatively low-crime area. I know that where I am most murders remain unsolved and and the shootings that I’ve witnessed appear to be premeditated.
  - rolph 5y ago
    i have a feeling this may be related to prevalence of 'willing" witnesses.

rolph 5y ago

1] leave phone on remove battery remove sim, live life 2] insert sim insert battery turn on phone , make call/text 3] goto 1

ineedasername 5y ago
remove battery Okay, but once I'm done with the hammer, how do I get the battery back in?
- samstave 5y ago
  You don't, just throw it in the fire on the homestead
- rolph 5y ago
  ah i see you have one of the new phones, as an aside, ATT decided for me to disable my phone that had no problems and sent a phone that is now never more than three bars and usually two bars, and needs recharging daily. this phone [alcatel flip], surprisingly doesnt have the battery glued in. in the case of battery glued in you need a nonconductive shim to jam between the contacts

tyingq 5y ago

Lots go unsolved in the US, and that figure is over 50% in many places. A pretty interesting story with graphics/data interleaved: https://urbanobservatory.maps.arcgis.com/apps/Cascade/index.html?appid=984c0b6fbf8e48c7951e7bdcfb64d910 https://urbanobservatory.maps.arcgis.com/apps/Cascade/index....