[Pete]

ping

[Velveeta]

Site looks terrific. Great job ping!

[Talldocs1]

This is great! Consider setting it up to be cloned if we need this in other cities.

[glc1173@aol.com]

The D.C. area is thoroughly infested with on-street spy cameras. That these two guys have been able to get away with it speaks volumes about the real effectiveness of street spy cameras - only at scaring the unknowledgeable.

Are Washington "snipers" rogue cops? Does this explain their amazing getaways?

[ATOMIC_PUNK]

Thats a great site thanx

BTTT

[packrat01]

A worthwhile effort, but won't the perps use your list of cams as their "intersections to avoid" list?

[mssnoop]

bump

[politeia]

This sounds like a good idea. I have another idea along the same lines as yours that I have posted on another thread. Since the police have been unsuccessful in finding the snipers using traditional tactics, I think they should focus on preventing the killers from escaping the scene and that will take using instant communication with all drivers in an area.

I think we should reactivate the cold war era civil defense horn alarm systems that can be instantly sounded and drivers are alerted to tune to a civil defense radio frequency and listen for instructions. Radio stations would also broadcast alerts under the emergency broadcast system to tune to the civil defense station. I believe the horns were sounded from fire stations throughout the city and could be heard everywhere. Immediately after a sniper shooting, drivers in the area could be told to stop in place (like the air stop on 9-11). Police on motorcycles could then go after those who continue moving or investigate stopped vehicles.

I am afraid that police will not stop this using typical law enforcement tactics. It will take thinking outside the box and using citizens to defend our own communities.