To: Clint Williams
I think the cameras are probably a good idea, but there needs to be some legal criteria for when, where and how they will be used and where the proceeds will go. In many ways they just makes good financial sense. Cameras are much more efficient and cheaper than troopers and they work 24/7. That could free up a lot of cops to concentrate on more serious crime. On the other hand, I don’t think anyone wants to live in a world with cameras watching our every move all the time.
9 posted on
09/09/2008 3:56:54 PM PDT by
elmer fudd
(Fukoku kyohei)
To: elmer fudd
I don’t think anyone wants to live in a world with cameras watching our every move all the time.What percent of the time do you think it is acceptable?
18 posted on
09/09/2008 4:06:41 PM PDT by
paul51
(11 September 2001 - Never forget)
To: elmer fudd
The article is about:
"The cameras will first appear in white Ford SUVs parked on the side of the road in a work zone on Interstate 5 south of Chehalis."Not on a fixed structure!
It will take a vehicle operator to drive the white Ford SUVs to the prescribed parking spot.
34 posted on
09/09/2008 4:55:11 PM PDT by
Buddy B
(MSgt Retired-USAF)
To: elmer fudd
The article is about:
"The cameras will first appear in white Ford SUVs parked on the side of the road in a work zone on Interstate 5 south of Chehalis."Not on a fixed structure!
It will take a vehicle operator to drive the white Ford SUVs to the prescribed parking spot.
40 posted on
09/09/2008 6:19:36 PM PDT by
Buddy B
(MSgt Retired-USAF)
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