New lazer alcohol detection for moving vehicles

[Forever_frost]

I was hoping you didn't quote me that fast, I didn't feel like explaining the other comment to the tin foil hat people. Yes I can get to that point but it takes a while doing a blind search. Two man unit maybe could pull it off faster but by no means is it a fast process. Plus a name like John Smith you would be SOL. In Texas no one gives a *^$% about CHL's. Its just not a normal practice but yes if I had a minute I could run a plate, kind of sort a run blind search on the registered owner. A lot of things have to align perfectly though or it really doesn't work.

Thank you for a complete answer that sheds light on the question. I appreciate it.

[Forever_frost]

That was my point Tali that Matt can't handle. He said it doesn't happen, I presented an example of it happening and now he's confused.

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.

http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Governm...ed-In-Maryland

Are we in Texas or Maryland?

Did he accurately refute your question? Yes. We are in the United States. Learn how to qualify your statements if you want exclusions, not blame the person who correctly turned your statement around on you because you were ignorant of something.

[lincolnboy]

I think i saw that in one of the shows of CSI.

[CexMashean]

Are we in Texas or Maryland?

We're in the United States of Constitution.

[03trubluGT]

http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Governm...ed-In-Maryland

Are we in Texas or Maryland?

[kingjason]

not sure why he edited his post but this is kind of what I was getting at. How many times on average does the officer initiating the stop, look up owner, then DL etc before walking up to the car? This is not a question meant to say "FTP they can't do any of that" but just an honest question.

I was hoping you didn't quote me that fast, I didn't feel like explaining the other comment to the tin foil hat people. Yes I can get to that point but it takes a while doing a blind search. Two man unit maybe could pull it off faster but by no means is it a fast process. Plus a name like John Smith you would be SOL. In Texas no one gives a *^$% about CHL's. Its just not a normal practice but yes if I had a minute I could run a plate, kind of sort a run blind search on the registered owner. A lot of things have to align perfectly though or it really doesn't work.

[CexMashean]

Depends on where you are, and who runs it, apparently:

http://theconservativetreehouse.com/2014/01/20/update-on-the-mr-filippidis-maryland-concealed-carry-driver-incident/

[Forever_frost]

You are one paranoid man.

There is no CHL return on a license plate.

http://www.breitbart.com/Big-Government/2014/01/17/Florida-Gun-Owner-With-No-Gun-Pulled-Over-Searched-And-Humiliated-In-Maryland

[Moose242]

They can, but doing a comprehensive check takes too long for a minor traffic infraction. Besides, DOB isn't included in the LP return, so you'd have to do a name only search on the DL query and sift through all the possibilities. It's easier to walk up and ask for DL.

What if the car has a dealer plate? Does it simply display the company's DBA?

[03trubluGT]

not sure why he edited his post but this is kind of what I was getting at. How many times on average does the officer initiating the stop, look up owner, then DL etc before walking up to the car? This is not a question meant to say "FTP they can't do any of that" but just an honest question.

They can, but doing a comprehensive check takes too long for a minor traffic infraction. Besides, DOB isn't included in the LP return, so you'd have to do a name only search on the DL query and sift through all the possibilities. It's easier to walk up and ask for DL.

[Gasser64]

Someone needs to market tint that reflects the absorbtive spectrum of alcohol.

they probably will

hell they have radar detectors and other counter police stuff

[KBScobravert]

What kingjason said... Nope.

Just returns what the info on the vehicle and the registered owner I believe.

not sure why he edited his post but this is kind of what I was getting at. How many times on average does the officer initiating the stop, look up owner, then DL etc before walking up to the car? This is not a question meant to say "FTP they can't do any of that" but just an honest question.

[Unicorn Jeff]

Does a DL return on a license plate run?

What kingjason said... Nope.

Just returns what the info on the vehicle and the registered owner I believe.

[kingjason]

Does a DL return on a license plate run?

No.