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Not Stingray, but cell (and license plate) analysis was mentioned in a recent article in the NY Daily News regarding the white flags on the Brooklyn Bridge. >
by 8ig8 12y ago
Not Stingray, but cell (and license plate) analysis was mentioned in a recent article in the NY Daily News regarding the white flags on the Brooklyn Bridge.
> Investigators could find names through cell phones if those involved made calls while near the Brooklyn Bridge in the wee hours Tuesday. Cops are analyzing data from the two nearest cell phone towers, the sources said.
> Security cameras and license plate readers also tracked cars that were on the bridge at the time of the heist-and-hoist, a third police source said.
http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/dna-flag-brooklyn-bridge-vandals-article-1.1879501 http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/dna-flag-brooklyn-bridge...
- fnordfnordfnord 12y agoI'm glad they only resort to these kinds of tactics when there is a clear threat to public safety. /s
- themartorana 12y agoSeems like a lot of "do first, ask for forgiveness later" except here, forgiveness is asked for in the form of judicial opinions that legalize the practice and grant such permission retroactively. If they can't get that, they just go back to doing. Because terrorism.
- beedogs 12y agoThey sure are making a big deal over absolutely nothing in that flag case.