The tax payers support the police departments, pay for the equipment, pay salaries, supply vehicles and so on. They should be allowed to listen in to see what their tax dollars are doing and how the police are handling situations on a daily basis. I think the local law enforcement agencies would be hard pressed to show many or any situations where scanners interfered with them doing their job. Just another expense for the tax payer to obsorb. Encryption isn't cheap.
keith - 12 years ago
fhp in florida encripts a cruser setting at a gas station with window down i herd some talk making fun of people that they come in contac with an the blonde pumping gas 2 pumps over there remarks crossed the line but no one can hear it when the country fully encripts we will be in the police state my wife said douring the last election he talks like hitler the police chief in dc wants her mistakes kept private she can encript all sensitive channels but leave dispt in the clear.. unless she has something to hide just my op
The tax payers support the police departments, pay for the equipment, pay salaries, supply vehicles and so on. They should be allowed to listen in to see what their tax dollars are doing and how the police are handling situations on a daily basis. I think the local law enforcement agencies would be hard pressed to show many or any situations where scanners interfered with them doing their job. Just another expense for the tax payer to obsorb. Encryption isn't cheap.
fhp in florida encripts a cruser setting at a gas station with window down i herd some talk making fun of people that they come in contac with an the blonde pumping gas 2 pumps over there remarks crossed the line but no one can hear it when the country fully encripts we will be in the police state my wife said douring the last election he talks like hitler the police chief in dc wants her mistakes kept private she can encript all sensitive channels but leave dispt in the clear.. unless she has something to hide just my op