Black Roadside Cameras
- Thread starter NorthCyd
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As a mostly law abiding citizen, this stuff does not concern me. These cameras do way more good than bad... https://who13.com/news/metro-news/i...ansas-city-family-reunite-with-family-member/
A couple years ago a few semi trailers full of pork were stolen from the processing plant in Ottumwa. It happened at a few other plants as well. Law enforcement checked for common cellphones at the 3 sites and caught them in Miami. I like it!
That had to be an inside job, according to the local paper they had all the correct paper work to just back up to a trailer, hook it up and drive it right through. I wonder how much a semi trailer load of meat would be worth?
Can watch all of the DOT cameras here https://www.google.com/url?sa=t&sou...CDIQAQ&sqi=2&usg=AOvVaw0Wnc9oArzimUlUSxIV6V5r
How fond would you be if someone said a car like this, shows a picture of your car with plate showing, was out throwing trash/urine bombs/ used condoms in people yards even though it wasn’t you and just a picture of your car and plate?
No issues, right?
KidSilverhair
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Not sure what that has to do with license plates getting blurred online. Of course I’d be mad about someone falsely accusing me of something and using a photo of my car to back it up - but that has nothing to do with the fact that license plates are publicly visible information and hundreds of strangers see it on the roads every single day. And while I could go after that person for harassment or something, there’s no law against a photo of my license plate being posted on the internet. There just isn’t.
You didn’t read what I posted though. You weren’t falsely accused in my example. They just said a car like this. That’s not an accusation, it just says be on the lookout.
Well, some people may read what I put the same way as you, not very well, see your car at the grocery store, on the street, etc and you get a few full Trojans hanging on your wipers.
How you responded is the exact reason people blur out the plates.
There's a really big misconception in this thread about privacy expectations while in public.
There's no expectation of "privacy" at a given point in time while in public.
There is an expectation to not be monitored and tracked 24/7. That would be profiling without a warrant.
The big problem I have with them is when the good guys suddenly become the bad guys...
There's no expectation of "privacy" at a given point in time while in public.
There is an expectation to not be monitored and tracked 24/7. That would be profiling without a warrant.
The big problem I have with them is when the good guys suddenly become the bad guys...
