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I bet part of this is a distraction. Someone needed the power out in order to do some random heist job in NC. So they kill power over a vast area. That way moti
by fckgnad 4y ago
I bet part of this is a distraction. Someone needed the power out in order to do some random heist job in NC. So they kill power over a vast area. That way motive is virtually impossible to pinpoint.
Likely it's some security thing like some vault that needs constant power. You kill power in some massive way such that the backup generators will run out before everything comes online. Then Boom! pull off your elaborate heist to the tune of (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B1lWoA2tgxQ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B1lWoA2tgxQ) and walk away like nothing happened.
- imtyler 4y agoElectromagnetic locks are better suited for gateways that are open by default. I can't imagine why someone would create a vault dependent on electricity. That being said, I'm sure there are plenty of crimes that would go easier with no power. Perhaps taking down cameras.
- fckgnad 4y ago>I can't imagine why someone would create a vault dependent on electricity. Same reason why people create doorknobs and car locks that depend on electricity. Also this: https://www.protoolreviews.com/lockdown-logic-vault-door-create-your-own-vault/ https://www.protoolreviews.com/lockdown-logic-vault-door-cre... That being said I'm sure it's a bug. I'm sure whomever made this security thing accounted for power outages. But I'm sure some loop hole appears during that power outage that the builders didn't anticipate. Also yes, obviously it's some security thing that has to do with power not necessarily a vault door. That was just an example.
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