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01-23-13, 05:42 PM #1
Concealed handgun detector tested by NYPD
Police Start Testing Device to Spot Concealed Guns - NYTimes.comThe Police Department’s effort to deploy a portable device that can detect concealed handguns on the street has moved to the testing of an actual model in New York City, Police Commissioner Raymond W. Kelly said Wednesday morning.The device detects natural radiation emitted by people, and any object obstructing the flow of the radiation registers on an image produced by the device, Mr. Kelly said in his annual speech about the state of the Police Department.
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01-23-13, 08:38 PM #2
I can't imagine any situation where this would be ruled constitutional.
I also think it is hilariously ironic that the first comment decries the use of stop-and-frisk by NYPD (which still MUST be based on reasonable suspicion, and is practiced by every officer in every department, everyday.) but then sings the praises of this machine which is essentially "searching" everyone going by. We're beyond worrying about violations of our rights it seems. We only care if we're inconvenienced by the perceived violation. A dangerous slippery slope."If anything worthwhile comes of this tragedy, it should be the realization by every citizen that often the only thing that stands between them and losing everything they hold dear... is the man wearing a badge." -- Ronald Reagan, in the wake of the deaths of 4 CHP troopers in the Newhall Incident, 1970
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01-23-13, 09:32 PM #3That which does not kill me, better start fucking running.
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01-23-13, 10:14 PM #4
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This is similar to the thermal imagery that had been used buy Narcs to find grow houses. That was found to be unconstitutional.
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01-23-13, 11:19 PM #5
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I don't see it being constitutional for random use. Maybe at a stadium or similar set up where you'd put a magnetometer... but to drive down the street, scanning people? Not a chance.
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01-24-13, 01:11 AM #6
The liberal left side of Washington State had their skivvies tied in a knot about thermal and a warrant is now required. I agree. The gadget-happy marxists fails to see anything beyond getting their way. Constitutional rights do not matter when it interferes with "them" and their plans for the proletariat class.
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