skin the FPOS alive... then set his wretched azz on fire!!!
Posted on 04/07/2012 9:05:32 AM PDT by topher
Edited on 04/07/2012 9:06:45 AM PDT by Admin Moderator. [history]
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skin the FPOS alive... then set his wretched azz on fire!!!
We must live in the same town :-)
I've said before; some folks never graduate from High School mentally.
I may have to modify that and say "grade school," instead.
He should have been executed for attacking a child.
GPS tracking is good, but a backup would be tracking based on cell phone technology.
The person might be able to disable one, but the other might survive.
When the person starts tampering with either one, the cell phone based technology could send info -- which might include audio recordings as well as perhaps other data. The cell phone type technology could be in sleep mode until some significant event happens.
Adding some sort of cell phone technology might require some charging, but maybe that could be done while the person is sleeping. It should be that if the this cell phone technology charge gets too low, then it might send out an alert requiring it to be recharged. At such a time, those supervising the individual would require it to be immediately recharged. If not, the individual would be forcibly restricted from any activity until the this device is recharged.
This way, the convicted felon must deal with two different technologies.
Being able to monitor audio might help in re-apprehension.
It would require the re-charging (probably) but if it never allowed to get less than 3/4 charge, it might make it difficult to defeat the GPS based technology.
And these technologies probably could be made waterproof...
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It sounds like there are flaws with the current tracking technology, but they could be fixed by augmentation and improvement.
Of course, good old fashioned tracking with blood hounds is hard to beat -- if the person is on foot.
Blood hounds can follow the trail of a single human cell...
However, in the age of the automobile, there is no way to track the person once the person enters a vehicle...
It is why I like hard freezes -- they are very hard on mosquitoes...
I don't know why. He was, after all, a criminal to begin with. They are pretty good at things like that.
I bet you could figure a way to defeat or remove the collar, if you had nothing to do but stay in your house all day with that darn collar on your ankle. Focus is a powerful tool.
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