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Originally Posted by JMintzer
Don't know how you came up with that conclusion from what I posted, but like I said... They -could- have been arrested AFTER those crimes were committed...
Now, unless you propose police stop every single person they see, how exactly do you expect them to arrest everyone with an outstanding warrant, or someone possessing illegal drugs or carrying an illegal firearm?
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Facial recognition cameras and SW are capable of quickly identifying specific individuals, even out of large groups or against diverse backgrounds (e.g. outdoors). Many stores, including Apple centers, already do this as you walk in their doors in order to identify and then monitor habitual shoplifters. Likewise, some states, including NY, equip their state troopers cars with license plate recognition/identification cameras to immediately check passing cars for violations (e.g. expired registrations). It takes just a few seconds. Florida police could do the same in order to identify sought-after criminals.