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Police departments in the US basically don’t require legislation to add new functionality to their policing mechanisms, they require laws to tell them what they
by starttoaster 3y ago
Police departments in the US basically don’t require legislation to add new functionality to their policing mechanisms, they require laws to tell them what they cannot do. So more the former than the latter. But it doesn’t really matter with this for the average citizen, most likely. They’ll only ever use the drones for big busts. Most cops just sit in traffic until they get bored and chase down random beater cars that were going 5 over the speed limit, or pulled slightly too far forward at a stop sign that had shrubs blocking the left and right view.
- RajT88 3y ago> Most cops just sit in traffic until they get bored and chase down random beater cars that were going 5 over the speed limit, or pulled slightly too far forward at a stop sign that had shrubs blocking the left and right view. That's also problematic!
- chasd00 3y agonot really, break the law get a ticket, that's how things are suppose to work. The problematic thing is the laws are rarely enforced.
- RajT88 3y ago> The problematic thing is the laws are rarely enforced. You're almost right. In the post I was replying to is a description on who typically gets those laws enforced against them.