So does the POLICE GPS shit mean I can put a GPS tracker on their damn squad cars?

[Logical]

This Big Brother crap is pissing me off!

How is it even remotely possible that the police can put anything on my personal property without a court order?

So now a stalker can put GPS devices on their victims cars legally?

What a joke this country has become.

[midnight]

1. Interesting considerations considering that this is appearing to have developed into anything goes..

[FarCenter]

2. Yes, and you can then locate every donut shop in the city

[JoeyT]

3. If you want to be really pissed off,

wait until someone goes to jail because they found one and destroyed it.

[Tesha]

7. No, you don't destroy it; you move it to an official vehicle of some sort.

Then, later, the cops bust in on the Mayor or Chief of
Police as he's having "an official meeting with "an
important constituent" at a rents-by-the-hour motel
room.

Tesha

[uponit7771]

4. Did USSC weigh in yet? This seems open and shut...cause an item is on public property police can do

...something to alter said item?

[ProgressiveProfessor]

5. Case was heard this week

[NYC Liberal]

6. My question is what happens when it "falls off"

in the middle of the freeway?