Police x-raying the public for guns - you support this ?
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NYPD about to start x-raying the public for guns.
The NYPD will soon deploy new technology allowing police to detect guns carried by criminals without using the typical pat-down procedure, Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly said Wednesday.
The department just received a machine that reads terahertz — the natural energy emitted by people and inanimate objects — and allows police to view concealed weapons from a distance...
nydailynews.com/new-york/nypd-readies-scan-and-frisk-article-1.1245663
The NYPD will soon deploy new technology allowing police to detect guns carried by criminals without using the typical pat-down procedure, Police Commissioner Raymond Kelly said Wednesday.
The department just received a machine that reads terahertz — the natural energy emitted by people and inanimate objects — and allows police to view concealed weapons from a distance...
nydailynews.com/new-york/nypd-readies-scan-and-frisk-article-1.1245663
Police x-raying the public for guns - you support this ? 8 votes
Yes, anything to keep us safe.
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2 votes
No, it's a violation of our fourth amendment rights. They should need to have reasonable suspicion and / or a warrant.
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Yes, anything to keep us safe.I'm down for that.
Criminals don't need guns if they're going to use it to do dumb ? . -
No, it's a violation of our fourth amendment rights. They should need to have reasonable suspicion and / or a warrant.They have had this tch for a while.... surprised they are only now started to use it.
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No, it's a violation of our fourth amendment rights. They should need to have reasonable suspicion and / or a warrant.starting*
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I have an open carry permit so even if it conceal I have a license for it.
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No, it's a violation of our fourth amendment rights. They should need to have reasonable suspicion and / or a warrant.only a matter of time before they start using this on residences. was watching something of c-span a few weeks ago on a hearing about that actually
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Yes, anything to keep us safe.LOL @ warrant, they search you on reasonable suspicion anyways.
Would you rather be stopped and frisked or scanned?
If you have nothing on your person, then the scan wouldn't result in you being stopped and your time being wasted.
If you are carrying legally, then you have nothing to worry about.
Drones, scanners, chips etc..
I'm for it all.
"invasion of privacy" is the people fault, they run around like ? doing dumb ? , there isn't any order to what we do, so they gotta keep that ? in check. -
Yes, anything to keep us safe.I approve, because I like the technology being used.
Rather than "x-raying", this would be "t-raying". Other side of the spectrum. -
No, it's a violation of our fourth amendment rights. They should need to have reasonable suspicion and / or a warrant.now i cant walk around with my pistol no mo
these crackas ? the game up -
thats fine but next time the officers shoot and unarmed citizen, they better not try to pull the "i thought he had a gun" excuse
and they just HAD to use a black man as the example in the demonstration
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No, it's a violation of our fourth amendment rights. They should need to have reasonable suspicion and / or a warrant.Not everybody who has a gun is a criminal, and states like NY make it damn near impossible for a civilian to get a gun license.
That aside, how is this not a violation of the 4th amendment ?
NYPD just don't give a ? . I think they're using recent events as an excuse.
