07-11-2018, 11:06 AM
Bait cars? How many officers does the HPD put on any given shift in Puna
Bait cars in Puna would by necessity have to operate by remote control. That is, when a thief enters the vehicle and is recognized as such by video uplink to the desk operator in Pahoa, door locks would activate, the engine would stall, leaving power only to the radio, tuned to Hawaii Public Radio, either classical, or news and information.
Then, when three or more Puna patrol officers can rendezvous at the bait car, the thief is apprehended, auditorily sedated by the tranquil sounds of chamber sonatas or an hour long in depth evaluation of key issues facing voters in the upcoming primary election.
Bait cars in Puna would by necessity have to operate by remote control. That is, when a thief enters the vehicle and is recognized as such by video uplink to the desk operator in Pahoa, door locks would activate, the engine would stall, leaving power only to the radio, tuned to Hawaii Public Radio, either classical, or news and information.
Then, when three or more Puna patrol officers can rendezvous at the bait car, the thief is apprehended, auditorily sedated by the tranquil sounds of chamber sonatas or an hour long in depth evaluation of key issues facing voters in the upcoming primary election.
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