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Originally posted by Pervius
Destroying others property is bad. Why don't they take a greener and less illegal tactic and use paintball guns to obstruct the cameras?
What would be illegal about that? Would it merely be a littering charge? Drastically less of a charge than what those poor souls of Maryland are doing now.
Originally posted by ArtOfTrance
taxpayers destroying things their own money helped buy lol
y not just buy some black spray paint and spray out the lens?
Originally posted by MDDoxs
In my opinion this level of surveillance and interconnectivity is inevitable.
Technological advancement not only for the purpose of crime prevention and surveillance will utilize these type of networks, but personal devices as well.
Originally posted by DarthMuerte
reply to post by DrumsRfun
The speed cameras are not about public safety. In many instances, they have made some intersections more dangerous. This is all about revenue generation and surveillance of the populace. Tear them down.
Originally posted by ArtOfTrance
taxpayers destroying things their own money helped buy lol
y not just buy some black spray paint and spray out the lens?
Originally posted by Legion2024
Only those that are in to crime are having the issues. Don't do crime. Btw it is a criminal act in destroying these camera's so that speaks for it self. Nothing but common criminals that are destroying the camera's, and the tax payer will have to pay to replace them. On ya Boys
www.thenewspaper.com...
Over the course of a month, nearly one-fifth of New York City's red light camera system were taken out of service by a man and a woman who allegedly used a cherry-picker to snatch the cameras out of their protective housing. According to the New York Post, the suspects snatched twenty-two of the 12-megapixel Nikon D2X cameras, worth $4000 each. According to police, thirteen of them were sold to a local camera shop for $300 each.