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Post by OutlawwithaSnipeSniper on Jan 20, 2015 15:03:35 GMT -6
Construction business near San Franscp has drone that are being used for bulldozers. So down the line, construction is be taken over by drones and not humans. LOL, not to mention Farming, where many of the tractors are more or less drones today. You still have to be in the cab, but you don't touch much.
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Post by Blue Star on Jan 20, 2015 16:04:03 GMT -6
Why would anyone even THINK about using cameras in a room where the elderly live aka ... sleep, eat, go to the bathroom, (many leave the door in each room open, for ease of access of walkers & wheelchairs) change clothes etc.? That's pretty sick in my opinion! Here's an artical happening now in a Chicago Apt. A woman found one & the CPD is involved, so it MUST be against the law! www.chicagotribune.com/news/local/breaking/chi-woman-finds-hidden-camera-in-wrigleyville-apartment-20150120-story.htmlWith drones that have cameras attached, poss. w/zoom lenses, I would assume the same laws apply... yes, a peeping tom OR violation of our 5th amendments rights, w/out a search warrant.
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Post by helencrump on Jan 20, 2015 21:11:18 GMT -6
Many parents use them (cameras) when hiring caregivers. Some nursing agencies cover the use of cameras on admission. As long as they are not in the bathroom, they're acceptable.
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Post by dumdave on Jan 21, 2015 11:24:52 GMT -6
MM, FAA regs say no higher than 400 feet and must be in sight, roughly akin to a radio controlled plane. They just busted a guy flying at something like 2,000 feet near an airport. Thanks Sniper, I always wanted to know the regs on them. So far has anyone seen them being used/played with here?
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Post by helencrump on Jan 21, 2015 15:08:38 GMT -6
Theres an awesome vid floating around fb of winter scenes in chicago. Its scenes are beautiful. Thats how it was shot
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Post by OutlawwithaSnipeSniper on Jan 21, 2015 16:27:59 GMT -6
Theres an awesome vid floating around fb of winter scenes in chicago. Its scenes are beautiful. Thats how it was shot Here's another really cool use for your drone..........
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Post by rocket on Jan 21, 2015 17:36:50 GMT -6
Does anyone know what hidden toilet cameras look like the kind that is in the toilet bowl? That is what I worry about when having to use a public restroom or someone Else's restroom. don't understand what this kind of behavior turns a person on watching Someone take a squat. But would be nice to know what these cameras look like To identify them and report them to police. No one should be looking at people's asses especially when squatting.
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Post by dive61364 on Jan 21, 2015 21:17:46 GMT -6
I think they look like a floating turd. my advice is pick it up to be sure its not a camera.
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Post by father of two on Jan 21, 2015 21:59:23 GMT -6
If someone wanted pictures of my lumpy fat butt taking a dump more power to them. The worlds a sick place...
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Post by Blue Star on Jan 22, 2015 11:45:31 GMT -6
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Post by chevypower on Jan 23, 2015 0:39:20 GMT -6
That was cute lol the cat loved it.
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Post by Anonymous on Jan 23, 2015 7:13:41 GMT -6
Does anyone know what hidden toilet cameras look like the kind that is in the toilet bowl? That is what I worry about when having to use a public restroom or someone Else's restroom. don't understand what this kind of behavior turns a person on watching Someone take a squat. But would be nice to know what these cameras look like To identify them and report them to police. No one should be looking at people's asses especially when squatting. Wear adult diapers when away from home for an extended period. Problem solved.
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Post by capncrunch on Jan 23, 2015 13:14:12 GMT -6
drone rules
A drone carrying illegal drugs has crashed near a US border crossing in Mexico.
The quadcopter carrying 3kg (6.6lb) of methamphetamine was found in pieces in a supermarket car park near San Ysidro.
Mexican police said the drone had probably crashed because the drugs onboard had been too heavy for it.
They added that drones were increasingly being used to ferry illicit items
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Post by capncrunch on Jan 23, 2015 13:17:02 GMT -6
BUFFALO, N.Y. (WIVB) – Eight nurses and nine nursing assistants are being charged with felony and misdemeanor counts for what the New York State Attorney General calls a “pattern of neglect” against a disabled resident at HighPointe on Michigan nursing home.
The 17 now-former employees of the HighPointe appeared in Buffalo City Court Friday.
The 56-year-old resident, who suffered from Huntington’s chorea, a neurological disease that left him non-ambulatory and bedridden, was completely dependent on nursing home staff. Eric Schneiderman announced Friday that a hidden camera placed in his room revealed the 17 employees routinely ignored their duties and the resident’s documented needs.
“Nursing home residents are among our state’s most vulnerable citizens, and the perpetual neglect in this case is shameful,” Schneiderman said.
During the month of June 2013, the Attorney General says nurses failed to dispense pain medication and check on the resident. Aides allegedly neglected to check on the resident, provide him with liquids, and failed to perform incontinent care. Schneiderman says the staff then falsified documents to conceal their neglect.
“These sheets were filled out, both the medication administration form and the two-hour check sheet, were filled out by staff members indicating that they provided this care, when in fact our video surveillance showed they were either not in the room, not present in the room or did not administer the medication or did not administer the care they recorded they did,” said Special Assistant Attorney General Thomas Schleif.
Michael Scinta is an attorney with the Brown Chiari firm, which handles nursing home abuse and neglect cases, but was not involved in this case.Scinta says use of a hidden camera is rare.
“Oftentimes, there’s proof of neglect, but when there’s a suspicion of neglect, where you’re not sure if some neglect’s going on, that’s where the camera can be very beneficial,” said Scinta.
Schleif would not reveal who tipped off the Attorney General’s Office, in this case.
The 17 employees are charged with first degree falsifying business records, first degree endangering the welfare of an incompetent or physically disabled person and willful violation of public health laws
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Post by Blue Star on Jan 24, 2015 2:00:23 GMT -6
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