05-19-2019, 03:17 PM
Good descriptions, 1voyager1. All this technology has the potential to really help in crime control.
It is surprising it's taking as long as it is to catch on, especially the GPS tags to catch thieves who have stolen property.
The first bait cars for thieves were used more than 30 years ago, and the technology back then was archaic.
East Hawaii law enforcement should do a community outreach program where people who put GPS tags in expensive things like generators (or non-expensive things like a bunch of bananas, if you prefer!) can register the tag with the police, who then respond if the item is stolen.
Catching any sort of thieves--even agricultural thieves--is a worthwhile thing.
It is surprising it's taking as long as it is to catch on, especially the GPS tags to catch thieves who have stolen property.
The first bait cars for thieves were used more than 30 years ago, and the technology back then was archaic.
East Hawaii law enforcement should do a community outreach program where people who put GPS tags in expensive things like generators (or non-expensive things like a bunch of bananas, if you prefer!) can register the tag with the police, who then respond if the item is stolen.
Catching any sort of thieves--even agricultural thieves--is a worthwhile thing.