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Like so much police tech, there's very little public data supporting the acquisition of these toys: do police regularly get into high-speed car chases where the
by woodruffw 4y ago
Like so much police tech, there's very little public data supporting the acquisition of these toys: do police regularly get into high-speed car chases where they can't make out the license plate? Do CCTV networks, which we've been told are meant to solve this problem, not actually do so? Is the law even prepared for evidence in the form of a GPS tag gun?
- gnicholas 4y agoLicense plates don't allow you to track someone's location in real time. If it's easy enough to get one of these attached to a vehicle, and the criminal doesn't know/can't remove it, then this would be much more valuable than just having their plates.