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Can we please stick to standard English. Rozzers = British enforcers of the crown. FYI, guarantee that police and all other emergency vehicles will not be out

• fotbr 13y ago
  Article is from the British Broadcasting Company, about a British company testing the product at an airfield in Worcestershire, England. Me throwing "rozzers" in was simply a bit of humour. As for the last: 1) Defending against such a system is not as simple as adding "mesh enclosures" 2) Defenses are not cheap, and won't be added to "police and all other emergency vehicles" for the simple reason that it's too expensive to do so. 3) Unless you're in an OJ style "chase" where there's nothing behind you except police cars, there's plenty of other vehicles that can be disabled, causing havoc that the police would (also) have to deal with. Note: I'm not actually advocating using such a device to get away from the police. I do, however, think it is an eventuality, and when it happens, I will find it amusing, in the same way that I find just about any instance of people directly thumbing their noses at authority amusing.
• Crito 13y ago
  "Can we please stick to standard English." ... "FYI" Really dude?