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From: gritz@homxa.UUCP (R.SHARPLES)
Newsgroups: net.auto
Subject: Re: A comment on Radar and Telephones
Message-ID: <1098@homxa.UUCP>
Date: Mon, 12-Aug-85 10:51:57 EDT
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>From: bjorn@dataio.UUCP (Bjorn Benson)
>
>In article <2493@pegasus.UUCP> mzal@pegasus.UUCP (Mike Zaleski) writes:
>>Now, how is looking for "interesting speeds" different from the
>>government's (past/present?) policy of scanning international calls
>>for "interesting words"?  
>
>You know when you get your drivers lic. that the police have radar
>guns and they use them.  Thus when you see a police car beside the road
>you know you are being spied on.  However, with wiretaps you have no
>way of knowing when you are being spied on.
>
>					Bjorn Benson

Police using radar frequently hide themselves behind hills, bushes, signs,
bridges, or they can sneek up behind you.

Russ Sharples