From California to Connecticut, people are cutting down and destroying Flock license plate cameras. At least 25 cameras destroyed in five states. One man faces charges for dismantling 13. Here's what's happening.
I’m glad they’re keeping their cameras safe, but I do worry that a handheld laser could still reach a camera on a tall pole, though the operator might have to stand far enough away that they couldn’t be recognized. I hope no one would try to damage a valuable camera like that.
I’m glad they’re keeping their cameras safe, but I do worry that a handheld laser could still reach a camera on a tall pole, though the operator might have to stand far enough away that they couldn’t be recognized. I hope no one would try to damage a valuable camera like that.
I’m glad you share my concerns, especially for green lasers.
That sounds dangerous. Happen to know of any sites that sell such lasers, so I can make sure it’s in my network’s blocklist?
Biglasers.com says they have them. Not sure if it’s a legit source or not. 1w lasers are $500.
or better cut down the poles.
God the first person who does this and has an airplane see it is gonna get fucked.
“No I wasn’t trying to laze the airplane I was aiming for the flock camera”