nicee

 

Well, in the U.S, we don't have cameras just sitting five feet off the ground.

 

You do however have a law that allows you to posses firearms. Now i'm not approving of shooting holes into a camera until it resembles swish cheese but...

 

 

^That's some scary stuff.

 

Interesting. In Phoenix the cameras are in very highly trafficked areas, so anyone trying to take them down, by day or probably even by night, would be quite likely to be caught in the act. By contrast, it looks like a lot of the Brit cameras are out in the country or in a small neighborhood, where it's easier to hit the things and disappear, or to have the residents look the other way.

 

In the UK you would probably get assistance from anyone that saw you attacking one? There are very few people in favour of these things also known as "scameras"since they are seen as a way of raising revenue.

 

The speed cameras from our town are mounted high on the traffic lights. No one would be stupid enough to attempt to destroy them, for fear of living in a 6x9 room.

 

Its very possible to get to most of the cameras I have seen in phoenix, the only downside is that I have seen police hiding around them on countless occasions... now they say the cameras help free up police to deal with real crimes? My ass, its all to extort

 

It took me 5 sec of google to find this:

http://www.thetruthaboutcars.com/arizona-f...ploy-statewide/

"Video taken by a local activist shows an entire fleet of mobile camera SUVs being prepared in the Australian company