[Pairadocs]

Originally Posted by SeaCros

WOW. I didnt see that in the news or anything like that in the story. So nice of you to make that ASSumption

Same here, I missed the paper that printed photos that revealed the race of those involved... WOW is right ! Of course also missed the drug deal part, wish the poster had said what paper had all that... sure was not the Daily Sun...LOL !

[Bogie Shooter]

Originally Posted by Pairadocs

Same here, I missed the paper that printed photos that revealed the race of those involved... WOW is right ! Of course also missed the drug deal part, wish the poster had said what paper had all that... sure was not the Daily Sun...LOL !

You missed post #118...........................

[JMintzer]

Originally Posted by RiderOnTheStorm

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.

You've been watching too many movies...

[JMintzer]

Originally Posted by RiderOnTheStorm

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.

Originally Posted by RiderOnTheStorm

Truer words were never spoken. Police simply cannot respond quickly enough.

So which is it?

[JMintzer]

Originally Posted by Bellavita

Very interesting guy gets shot after he goes inside for help?

That's certainly an assumption... Is it true? Who knows?

[JMintzer]

Originally Posted by OrangeBlossomBaby

No but a state Stand your Ground law is. Someone has their hand in their pocket? You can shoot them. Justification: "I thought he was reaching for his weapon, I considered it a threat to my personal safety and defended myself."

Dis you read the article?

"Police allege Hudson got inside the restaurant through a side door despite attempts to keep him out. After starting a fight in the Applebee's, police say a customer who was armed shot and killed the man because Hudson allegedly reached into his pocket...."

Specifically, the "despite attempts to keep him out", and "After starting a fight"?

It wasn't just because "someone put their hand in their pocket"...

[JMintzer]

Originally Posted by asianthree

Applebees isn’t inside TV proper, so gate not appropriate.

Correct. Just as I'm sure some crime exists outside the "ultra safe" gated community of Lakewood Ranch...

[Two Bills]

Originally Posted by JMintzer

You've been watching too many movies...

Regarding Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR)
In UK most police cars are equipped with the above.
It alerts cops when a car that is not taxed, insured, stolen or is of interest too them passes by.
CCTV can also register same, and track cars and people and many can use facial recognition.
The movies are already here!

[JMintzer]

Originally Posted by Two Bills

Regarding Automatic Number Plate Recognition (ANPR)
In UK most police cars are equipped with the above.
It alerts cops when a car that is not taxed, insured, stolen or is of interest too them passes by.
CCTV can also register same, and track cars and people and many can use facial recognition.
The movies are already here!

I'm fully aware of how license plate readers operate.

I'm referring to the facial recognition. While it does exist, it does not exist to the extent that it will stop crime before it happens...

[Taltarzac725]

There was a short story on tonight's ABC Orlando station a few minutes ago. No new facts though.

[dewilson58]

Originally Posted by Taltarzac725

There was a short story on tonight's ABC Orlando station a few minutes ago. No new facts though.

It's going to get to the point where this is an "old story" and news outlets are not going to post updates once released.

[JGibson]

Originally Posted by Pairadocs

Probably true, if we really want to compare though, wouldn't we have to compare the number of incidents in the V's compared to the total number of residents and same with NYC to get an accurate pictures. Would seem to be the way to get a more accurate picture, meaning any town with 10K people, that has 100 armed robberies annually, or a town/city with 2.7 million and has 10K armed robberies annually..... would be interesting if our daily paper would publish the actual police blotter like you see in most newspapers. Always difficult to determine actual crime stats, as there are just so many ways to set up the equation used to figure them !

Per capita The Villages was rated the third safest place to live in America.

When was the last time there was a shooting of this magnitude in TV?

[Normal]

It was fortunate that someone had a gun to stop this crazy man.

[Taltarzac725]

Originally Posted by Normal

It was fortunate that someone had a gun to stop this crazy man.

There are no facts showing that. He did not leave with the people shooting in the car or cars. Probably because they were targeting him. He came into the bar for safety i.e. to get out of the shooters' field of fire.

[manaboutown]

[QUOTE=Taltarzac725;2196660 He came into the bar for safety i.e. to get out of the shooters' field of fire.[/QUOTE]

Are the facts out yet? Do the facts show that?