License plate readers scan all plates near their vehicle and give pigs a notification on their computer if the system tells them a vehicle should be pulled over. No privacy exists on the roads.

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I have seen the warning of a speed trap, but the tips is brilliant!!!!!!!

Genius!

lol that’s pretty clever

It must’ve been in the ‘70s there was something on the news about a cop with a radar gun who hadn’t written a ticket in over an hour on a moderately busy road. Investigating, he found one teenager back around a bend with a “Speed trap ahead” sign, and another teenager up around another bend with a “Tips” sign and a…

Ha! I used to do that before they wised up and took my number off the list. One of my fondest memories is of a shocked silence on the other end, followed by a “may God have mercy on you.”

I wonder how often you’re even talking to a cop rather than someone with a suitably authoritative male voice in a call center to which they’ve outsourced this...

Interesting. I always say I’m too busy to talk and get off the phone as fast as possible. I’ve assumed they can somehow target me for harassment if I say anything that offends them. Don’t they know your address when they call?

Police Logic:
They believe that an app designed to help you AVOID officers will actually put the officers in harm’s way...

Isn’t the point to know where they are so you DON’T encounter them? Or did I get that wrong?

DUI checkpoints are unconstitutional so the police can go to hell on that complaint!

My favorite unsolicited phone calls, by far, come from clown-ass fools acting on behalf of patrolmen’s benevolent associations, looking for handouts for those poor, poor, put-upon pigs.

American law enforcement is truly one of the stupidest collectives to exist in all of human history. The overwhelming majority of speeding tickets are complete horseshit to begin with, and anyone with a functional neocortex is well aware that traffic stops, generally, are just a sadistic and cynical tool for craven…

It’s semantics, but I’ll argue that marking speed traps wasn’t “the” selling point (as you noted), but it was certainly “a” selling point. The biggest point was the gamefication (no clue if I spelled that correctly or not) of GPS-based driving. Your avatar used to collect Pac-Man style points along the route and that…

“We agree that if a person is intent on harming an officer they could do it without an app” —- but this tool makes it easier to do so, so lets ban it.

Hilarious, This is basically the same argument against assault weapons.

Look, I don’t drink, but if a drunk driver has enough self-awareness to not only open Google Maps on their way home, and also somehow process that information and drive in a manner that doesn’t attract the cops, then the person driving is not drunk enough.

“There is evidence drunk drivers use the app...”

And therein lies the problem. They are not primarily public servants. They are, first and foremost, self-serving, armed agents of the state with license to kill. In their delusional, demonic white supremacist imaginations all black people are  threats and must destroyed mentally, emotionally, spiritually and/or…

I don’t understand it either. There is no one else around. The two little children playing right next to a road and where is the other child who followed the man that the missing girl was playing with? I am presuming that he/she is not missing. At what point did he/she go back to the part without Kamille and what has…

But they were 3 years old, and it is apparently an open yard where randos could just walk by at any time. I wouldn’t leave 3 year olds by themselves in a closed in yard, let alone one that is open.

It’s after 7pm. My question is who was supposed to be watching those kids?