New lazer alcohol detection for moving vehicles

[KBScobravert]

Yes.

Does a DL return on a license plate run?

[kingjason]

Is there CHL return on the DL though? Not that the question fits the narrative that Frost has but I am just curious.

Yes.

[KBScobravert]

You are one paranoid man.

There is no CHL return on a license plate.

Is there CHL return on the DL though? Not that the question fits the narrative that Frost has but I am just curious.

[idrivea4banger]

With probable cause. The forth amendment still applies.

Lolol

[03trubluGT]

You speeding is something that can be verified by sight where as for the most part, if you had a drink earlier in the evening and you're not weaving, it's not. Kind of like being pulled over because a cop behind you ran your tags and saw you had a CHL and decided to fuck with you over it

You are one paranoid man.

There is no CHL return on a license plate.

[John -- '02 HAWK]

It is settled everybody, we have a Supreme Court justice on the site now!

its the same as the police using night vision and thermal cameras. The courts even ruled that the police can use thermal to look at houses without a warrant.

And if the courts are ok with no denial blood draws, why would they think this was any more envasive

[diablo rojo]

^ exactly what was in my head this entire thread.

Yeah, I had to skim the thread a few times to make sure it hadn't already been referenced.

[diablo rojo]

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[lowthreeohz]

Unless you really know what you're doing and you can trunk all the different frequencies. Quite a task. But, really it's gone beyond that. There are several apps/services that decrypt/trunk all the airwaves and broadcast them over the internet. Scanners are widely a thing of the past now. Name a PD and you can find a broadcast on your phone for it.

Half true. I'm on my phone so not going to type you a novel, but many trunking systems use proprietary modulation schemes, and lol at decrypting traffic. Maybe, MAYBE with DES, but not AES. Many cities don't have a live feed, find one for Lynchburg va police.

[CJ]

^ exactly what was in my head this entire thread.

[diablo rojo]

[CJ]

Not only can I, I have.

[Forever_frost]

Can you masturbate in your vehicle driving down the road? This is not a challenge, but a question. Not sure how far you think the whole privacy thing goes in your car....

Not only can I, I have. As long as I don't have my windows down while moaning and thrashing around, no one ever knows.

You'd be okay with me walking up to your squad or personal car and just opening the door and having a look around right? I mean, privacy really isn't an issue correct? It's not really MY truck, I just borrow it from the state so I absolutely don't have a right to privacy.

[CJ]

Most pds use trunking and or encryption, a scanner isn't going to help you much.

Unless you really know what you're doing and you can trunk all the different frequencies. Quite a task. But, really it's gone beyond that. There are several apps/services that decrypt/trunk all the airwaves and broadcast them over the internet. Scanners are widely a thing of the past now. Name a PD and you can find a broadcast on your phone for it.

[lowthreeohz]

Most pds use trunking and or encryption, a scanner isn't going to help you much.