New Robot Copter controlled by the Police can be used to patrol the skies against criminals. It uses
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In the article is says it will be used for SWAT and narcotics operations. Do you realize how expensive it would be to have them flying around daily?
[QUOTE=Glitch360;31874542]Imagine seeing this thing fly towards you
I'd shit myself[/QUOTE]
Of course you would
Because you'd be dead
That thing is pretty neat.
Wow, It's actually my birthday today and now I know what I want.
ehh.. it tries to stun you? can't i just take a shoe off and throw it at the blades? (if it's flying low)
I'd love for someone to be able to control it like Battlefield 2's helicopters, it'd be unstoppable.
I wonder how many people would be laughing about taking one of these down when they have a police officer knocking on their door to serve an arrest warrant for destruction of police property and probably obstruction of justice as well.
flip it upside down and replace the rotors with blades, add a red light on the front
Oh would you people please stop acting like they are eye bots or some shit. They are meant for special operations, not for flying around the city like police officers watching the people.
Oops I hit the wrong button, I meant taser but it used the shotgun.
Until someone find outs the frequency it runs on and makes a jamming device out of electronics you can buy from the local store.
Granted you won't be able to take control of it as it will probably be digitally encrypted, but the frequency it runs on can be jammed like any other signal, rendering it useless. Unless they use several different bands as a backup, but I doubt it.
Now I can't smoke weed in my backyard because I'm afraid I'll get tazered
[QUOTE=En-Guage V2;31875528]Now I can't smoke weed in my backyard because I'm afraid I'll get tazered[/QUOTE]
Good point! It needs a smell detector too!
Now the drug users of the world are screwed. Well fellas we had a good run.
[QUOTE=codemaster85;31875488]Oh would you people please stop acting like they are eye bots or some shit. They are meant for special operations, not for flying around the city like police officers watching the people.[/QUOTE]
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wtf is this 1984 shit.
[QUOTE=Maloof?;31875597]wtf is this 1984 shit.[/QUOTE]
Aww shit man, we've got devices to help keep our officers off the streets and away from danger! ORWELL! ORWELL! DYSTOPIA! DOUBLEPLUS UNGOOD BELLYFEEL!
[QUOTE=Doctor Zedacon;31875418]I wonder how many people would be laughing about taking one of these down when they have a police officer knocking on their door to serve an arrest warrant for destruction of police property and probably obstruction of justice as well.[/QUOTE]
I'd be laughing because I'd be living in a country with more freedoms than the United States.
I never asked for this.
(come on, I'm amazed there wasn't a Deus Ex reference already)
[QUOTE=Dark-Energy;31875524]Until someone find outs the frequency it runs on and makes a jamming device out of electronics you can buy from the local store.
Granted you won't be able to take control of it as it will probably be digitally encrypted, but the frequency it runs on can be jammed like any other signal, rendering it useless. Unless they use several different bands as a backup, but I doubt it.[/QUOTE]
Take a microwave.
Remove shielding.
Plug in.
*problems fixed*
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especially if one of those problems is fertility but eh.
[QUOTE=Contag;31875921]I'd be laughing because I'd be living in a country with more freedoms than the United States.[/QUOTE]I'm pretty sure that in Australia, if you were to destroy a piece of expensive police equipment while they were using it for an operation, the exact same thing would happen.
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Beat me to it.
Great, more power to the police, just what we need.
Considering all the abuse in power by police lately and the little requirements to become one, putting this into their hands doesn't seem to be the brightest idea, at all.
As much badass this sounds, How long until the fucking CYLONS attack?
[QUOTE=Doctor Zedacon;31876251]I'm pretty sure that in Australia, if you were to destroy a piece of expensive police equipment while they were using it for an operation, the exact same thing would happen.[/QUOTE]
I'm pretty sure that if police were on private property without a warrant or invitation, the lawsuits and media outcry would be sufficient to negate any destruction of property charges.
Also, America, your 'obstruction of justice' charge is the most ambiguous and vague bullshit I've ever heard.
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[QUOTE=Starship;31876471]As much badass this sounds, How long until the fucking CYLONS attack?[/QUOTE]
Did you watch the series?
[sp]WE ARE THE CYLONS[/sp]
[QUOTE=Contag;31876531]I'm pretty sure that if police were on private property without a warrant or invitation, the lawsuits and media outcry would be sufficient to negate any destruction of property charges.
Also, America, your 'obstruction of justice' charge is the most ambiguous and vague bullshit I've ever heard.[/QUOTE]Private property has not been a part of this conversation at all. And what, does that suddenly mean you can shoot down a search helicopter because it was flying over someone's house?
And obstruction of justice is used if, in anyway, you impede a law enforcement officer's ability to carry out their duty. If you lie to them or misdirect them during an investigation, hide evidence, try to block them from legal entry to an area, or destroy a vital part of a current investigation such as this UAV, that is obstruction of justice.
[QUOTE=Doctor Zedacon;31876659]Private property has not been a part of this conversation at all. And what, does that suddenly mean you can shoot down a search helicopter because it was flying over someone's house?
And obstruction of justice is used if, in anyway, you impede a law enforcement officer's ability to carry out their duty. If you lie to them or misdirect them during an investigation, hide evidence, try to block them from legal entry to an area, or destroy a vital part of a current investigation such as this UAV, that is obstruction of justice.[/QUOTE]
Are you related to a police officer by any chance?
[QUOTE=Contag;31876807]Are you related to a police officer by any chance?[/QUOTE]One of my grandmothers had an uncle who was a police officer I think and I never met him and don't know much of anything about him. Its nothing to do with that, I'm just pointing a couple things out.
Ohh, one of my great great grandfathers was head of security for some company that did infrastructure construction I'd say a century ago. I have his golden pocket watch. Does that count?
[QUOTE=Esrange;31874281]1984[/QUOTE]
HURR IT'S 1984 YOU KNOW THAT BIT IN 1984 WHERE THEY HAVE THE REMOTE CONTROL ah wait shit
Could be shot down with a pellet gun or even an airsoft gun if hit in the right place
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