Posted on 10/14/2024 9:32:06 AM PDT by fruser1
Several families of October 7 victims have reportedly filed a lawsuit against the city of Sderot in southern Israel, as well as a company that manufactures “smart shelters,” for what they say is negligence that contributed to their loved ones’ murders by Hamas.
The shelter, advertised as a “smart shelter,” was supposed to unlock during rocket sirens or other emergency alerts, but remained locked well after the first sirens sounded, leaving the victims unprotected from the rocket fire and the Hamas assault.
(Excerpt) Read more at timesofisrael.com ...
I’d sue the bloody government for their restrictive gun laws.
I don’t understand the mentality of having a shelter you don’t have manual access to.
That’s true, the government is even less reliable than the internet.
Whoever sold it saved a few bucks in manufacturing. Just like newer cars that don’t unlock manually from the inside when the battery’s dead. I think newer Teslas don’t even have a way to open the rear doors from the back seats.
Safety first!
All EVs have to have a manual door release. At least on front doors.
Somewhere, there is someone with the key whose dereliction cost lives.
Who did that?
TangoLimaSierra wrote: “I don’t understand the mentality of having a shelter you don’t have manual access to.”
Community shelter.
Ah.
Keep a spring loaded center punch in the glove box. Iw will fracture the windows for escape.
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