The Chief of Police stated that the "cameras are expanding and they are not going away" fair enough. I would say that obscuring license plates are also expanding not going away.
Most red light cameras are run by a third party for profit company. The police department in that jurisdiction only gets a small percentage of the money collected. Complete rip-off.
They took them out of our area about five years ago. I’m glad they did. Nothing to do a safety. If they want a cop to sit there I’m fine with it. Otherwise big Brother is watching you.
Fix all the potholes, stop using public funds for failure charter schools, increase children play areas, so they have something constructive to do, that lowers the crime rate, and stop putting up the money grabbing red light cameras. The c.o. makes most of the money, and give the city citizens scraps. Plus they are using public power grids for their scam!
Or they will play music in the background hoping TH-cam will censor the video. I want something that will switch my license plate to a picture of Taylor Swift every time a cop tailgates me.
The issue no one talk a out is while red light camera manufacturing company lobbying politics to sell their equipment to make money and while only way city know how to make money is to issue citations. I don't against red light camera but where I used to live, east coast , there is no warning signs of camera ahead and the yellow light are stay yellow for one second and turned to red. Unlike some other state , they has warning signs of red light camera and yellow lights are stay yellow for a least 3 seconds.
I am on my local police commission and we just last night approved the purchase of body cams. Yes, the officers do have established disciplinary protocols for failing to turn on or off their cameras as they are required. Probably not fines but could lead to suspensions/firings which are worse for them. Whether these disciplinary actions are actually used is the question.
They're going to be worried about the number of growing patriots/anti-terrorist/anti-authoritarians coming to put an end against manufactured and unconstitutional "witnesses" and corrupt city unofficials making money blatantly illegally. When their manufactured "witnesses" start getting destroyed, you'll know very quick which terrorist organizations are making money off of you.
If they really cared about officer safety they would stop pulling people over for stupid stuff. Every stop is a risk and that guy that only blinked 50ft from the intersection instead of 100ft shouldn't be getting pulled over.
@@lukesutton4135 You mean like the "patriots" who committed treason on Jan 6 by attacking America's government so they could install a dictator who sais in advance that any election he doesn't win must be fraudulent?? Lock them all up!
The two go hand in hand. People who choose to commit crimes increase revenue sources, which increases officer jobs and investment, which increases demands for safety, which increases demand for revenue. No crime = no revenue.
The companies providing those stupid cameras are profiting from the tickets. They are purely a profit machine and a horrible excuse for law enforcement. In Texas we voted out the stupid cameras. Police need to enforce laws an not some camera.
I don't consider that cheating. Many places have shortened up the yellow light by a second to increase the number of violations. Money grab, pure and simple.
It's all fun until the person hiding their plate kills an innocent bystander going 120. Then you'll be here saying RIP and wishing condolences. No one hides their plate unless they're doing something illegal like donuts in the middle of an intersection and illegal street racing, considering the car they showed is a Dodge Charger... You want to have fun. Cool, take it to the track and do as many donuts as you want. IDK why being a law abiding human is so hard for you guys.
@@tylerbenton4495 I live in California and they had a lot of red light cameras for quite some time. You mentioned people doing donuts in the middle of the street. These red light cameras DON’T stop that AT ALL! My 84 year old grandpa got a ticket making a right hand turn at a red light which is legal, he had to spend months fighting it and contesting it down to the amount of time he paused at the light for before making his turn. Everyone makes an “oops” mistake every now and again. My Mom got a red light ticket it set her back almost $400 when she was super broke and raising us as kids. She looked away just for a second and looked back up and the light was yellow, either you stop quickly or go quickly. She made it through the intersection no “close calls” the camera snapped her picture just entering into the intersection. She made a decision that resulted in a safe outcome, if she slammed on her brakes she could have been hit from behind with 3 kids in the car. So in my opinion red light cameras just cause a lot of grief for people who aren’t out intentionally breaking the law or doing donuts in the intersection. They are there and catch the typically law abiding citizen at the worst of times and causes them to lose time and money and set them back further in life. If you get a red light ticket on top of paying for the ticket if you go to traffic school you have to lose time from work and hire a baby sitter etc, if you don’t go to traffic school your insurance goes through the roof. All because of one small mis step that still resulted in a safe outcome. This does NOTHING to curb people from blatantly and flagrantly breaking the law absolutely nothing. A few months after my Mom got penalized, an illegal rear ended her car and caused the trunk to be stuck open, the guy had no insurance, no license and no registration. The cops let the guy leave WITH his car, no impound. So the criminals get away who by their actions stole from my Mom because she couldn’t afford full coverage insurance while my Mom get beat up for entering an intersection while the light was just turning red and ended in a safe outcome or my Grandpa made a right turn and had to split hairs in court to fight the ticket. The people representing the red light camera get paid to be there while the citizen fighting it gets let off the hook for a fraudulent ticket in the first place.
So if police were stationed at a corner looking for red light runners, would that be OK or would you fight that too asking for photographic proof that you ran the light?
@@bobroberts2371 no, we have motorcycle cops here in Colorado springs and they are cool. Wouldn't give them any grief. My problem is a camera. It's not right, fair, or safe.
Steal? How about not run the red light? I mean it increases risk of an accident if people do not follow the rules. A camera fine is a perfectly appropriate measure to stop breaking the law. What is more wasteful is have an officer at each intersection.
@@darklen14 Can’t wait till the day I can repeat your words when you’re in the middle of a busy intersection behind an array of cars and the yellow light turns red
Then when someone kidnaps someone kid then witnesses have no way of getting the license plate. Instead of doing the wrong thing you should just follow the rules. In the hands of criminals bad things will happen so it needs to stop or you were only thinking about yourself.
Can also put a hinge on the bottom of the plate and a magnet and trunk popper up top. Hit the popper and the plate falls flat, pull the return cable and it pops back up and sticks to the magnet. Much more stealth than this thing which takes an eternity to flip the plate. I'm talking in purely conceptual terms. I don't condone illegal activity nor do I condone red light cameras which are inaccurate and violate due process.
I have a friend with a pickup truck in a city with red light cameras. He said it has gotten out of control. He leaves his tail gate down all the time and has some wood sticking out the back. That way, cameras can never get the tag and he has a reason to have the tailgate down :)
@@markmaz56 Those cameras are money makers for the city. If you are doing 40 and it the light turns yellow 20ft before passing the line, it snaps a picture. You cannot possibly stop at such a short distance.
@@michaelh7527 Nor will you get a ticket for running a red light in the scenario you posed, because you are entering the intersection on yellow and not red. Yes, the cameras end up making money for the city but their main purpose is to cut down on red light runners. 22 percent of all traffic accidents in the United States are caused by drivers running red lights. Every year, these accidents kill some 800 people and rack up an estimated $7 billion dollars in property damage, medical bills, lost productivity and insurance hikes. And this sort of traffic violation seems to be on the rise. In many areas, red-light violations have increased by 10 percent or more since the 1980s. To curb this trend, more and more cities are installing red-light cameras.
It is still an illegal search to id someone who did not commit a crime (a crime involves a victim). They are indeed revenue generators. When they rolled out these cameras, they never improved nor updated the laws regarding license plates, therefore forcing people to id in order to enjoy their right to travel. You wouldn't wear your drivers' license on your shirt like a nametag, would you? So why would you help the police in their investigation against you? You have a 5th amendment right not to do so. These cameras violate your 4th & 5th amendment rights. If police are gonna use technology to do their jobs for them, then their pay needs to go down.
You get pulled over when a cop runs your plate from behind you....it bounces back blank on the plate reader and u get pulled over....samething with those ticket blocker plate sprays off eBay and Amazon for like $60 a can
@@Tailgatesntoolboxes He’s talking about still using a legitimate plate but one that obscures the visibility of cameras. And what are the chances a cop will randomly run your plates? Unless you get pulled over for something else
@@bobroberts2371 Here ya go, straight from the Dictionary: due proc·ess /d(y)o͞o prəˈses/ noun fair treatment through the normal judicial system, especially as a citizen's entitlement. So as you can see, it's a violation of said due process.
It's really sad that people go to such great lengths to cheat and break the law. Perfect example of people using public property, in this case highways/bridges etc, and not wanting to pay for it. How do you expect to build and maintain these vital infrastructures? Do you think "the courts" pocket the $$$? Staying on topic, tolls are 'user fees'. If you don't want to pay for them, use an alternate route.
@@alan.macrae They're talking about citation cameras, not toll roads. And, if you look back at the financial history of most toll roads, those tolls remain in place for years after the road is paid for, bringing in 2 or 3x the amount the road cost to put in and maintain. And now there are 'pay to pass' lanes choking traffic in cities by implementing toll lanes and restricting normal traffic to fewer lanes. THOSE kind of lanes I happily flip my tag to use... or just turn on my emergency strobes.
This is where I support graffiti, teenagers can spray the cameras. Trust me they can climb it. It would be cool if there were a group of kids doing it, and people can cash app them.
I was a police officer for 10 years…it’s about money. With accidents, if running a red light is the cause, that person is just not paying attention. Hence…not a deterrent / ineffective. If they are paying attention, it’s likely they look and proceed with no accident. The cameras don’t make enough of a difference to extort people you don’t even know were in the car.
Here in Murrieta, Ca, there was a red light camera at one of the intersection, man, people gathered signatures in the thousands and the city are forced to take out the cameras within two month. Now, not one red light camera anywhere in the city.
1:52 You all better take heed to Joseph Stalin JR! He has totall control! *"CAMERAS ARE NEVER GOING AWAY!" Y'ALL BETTER RISE UP AND PROTEST THE RIGHT WAY!🤦🏿♂️🤷🏿♂️*
Maybe try finding solutions to real problems like shootings and drugs throughout the city. "Puts officers lives at risk", how about drug trafficking and gang violence putting civilians at risk??
They already do run every plate. Patrol cars have plate readers in them, as they drive down the street it reads the plate of every car they pass,driving or parked.
I actually feel I’m living in an occupied land mass at times. When did my property become polices business. We don’t need all this authority projected on us
The cameras are the reasons people cover their plates. They don’t want or can’t afford to get fines. Taxes, rent, inflation heck cost of living is high. So people are trying to protect themselves but yes criminals do the same and the fines are low. Here in Canada 🇨🇦 is 110 bucks.
I’ve heard that there is a spray that you can put on the plate that’s undetectable to the naked eye but it causes the plate to reflect if a bright light is shined on it. Apparently the flash from the cameras causes this and you can’t read it on the picture so you don’t get the ticket. I’ve also heard of people putting saran wrap around their license plate.
They are a number of different people out here giving their own comments also Captain Ryan needs to go back to school he don't know what he's talking about
Someone who is gonna do a robbery will usually steal a car, not invest in license plate covers. Its like pistol permits, they serve no purpose in stopping criminals
"Pennsylvania is one of nineteen states that doesn't require a front license plate." So, an obvious low cost deterant would be to require a front liscense plate, which has dozens of benefits beyond helping solve this problem. The majority of the USA requires them, and the vast majority of the world has them. So time to quit being purposely apathetic.
When the red light camera thing started maybe 8 years ago, i just keep my tag inside the truck. Got pulled over twice in 8 years. Showed them a valid tag and they say have a nice day. I tell them tags keep getting stolen on my street. Ran hundreds of red light camera intersections. Never once got a ticket lol
State where the Constitution expounds on driving laws, scooter...otherwise, just have a valid license, insurance and registration like the rest of society if you want to "travel" on roads I pay for.
@@Praetoria113-zm3no my previous statement pretty much covers it, champ. i'm sorry that you are so used to licking the boots of your oppressors that you think it means something entirely different. i am not opposed to ppl having insurance though because accidents do happen.
You can't blame the people for blocking the license plate. There is just too many cameras out there and is not fair to the people. I got one of those. I usually use it at night time.
The Chief of Police stated that the "cameras are expanding and they are not going away" fair enough. I would say that obscuring license plates are also expanding not going away.
@@tommy3989 no one will go to jail over it.... U dum
We need more civilians to have this ..
Ditto 😂
@@tommy3989 a felony!? That’s a bit harsh if you ask me!
@@brainwashingdetergent4322 tampering with a license plate. Thats serious buddy
Most red light cameras are run by a third party for profit company. The police department in that jurisdiction only gets a small percentage of the money collected. Complete rip-off.
@Sith Lord learn how to type and I'm not a criminal.
@Sith Lord Stop being illiterate.
For that reason I’m out
True. Anybody that disagrees or argues that is just plain ignorant of the facts. I'm sure they will anyway. 🤦🤷
They took them out of our area about five years ago. I’m glad they did. Nothing to do a safety. If they want a cop to sit there I’m fine with it. Otherwise big Brother is watching you.
Worry about homicides or the drug problem in Kensington. Instead yall are focused on red light cameras 🤦🏾♂️
Fix all the potholes, stop using public funds for failure charter schools, increase children play areas, so they have something constructive to do, that lowers the crime rate, and stop putting up the money grabbing red light cameras. The c.o. makes most of the money, and give the city citizens scraps. Plus they are using public power grids for their scam!
@Charles J. 🤷🏾♂️
You gotta fleece the public to stay in the police state business.
Correct.. red light cameras don't catch felons.. they are only for revenue generation
Follow the money
But entire police departments mute their body cam mics to hide what's said
Or they will play music in the background hoping TH-cam will censor the video. I want something that will switch my license plate to a picture of Taylor Swift every time a cop tailgates me.
FR FR.. Great comment. I didn't think about that
The issue no one talk a out is while red light camera manufacturing company lobbying politics to sell their equipment to make money and while only way city know how to make money is to issue citations. I don't against red light camera but where I used to live, east coast , there is no warning signs of camera ahead and the yellow light are stay yellow for one second and turned to red. Unlike some other state , they has warning signs of red light camera and yellow lights are stay yellow for a least 3 seconds.
All depends on the department by default bodycam's cannot be muted this is an additionial option that has to be reqeusted.
thank you lol exactly
Do you guys fine police officers for not turning on and or turning off their body cameras?
Excellent point 👌.
I am on my local police commission and we just last night approved the purchase of body cams. Yes, the officers do have established disciplinary protocols for failing to turn on or off their cameras as they are required. Probably not fines but could lead to suspensions/firings which are worse for them. Whether these disciplinary actions are actually used is the question.
Ask the police not the news channel
nope...and cops also run red lights.... sometimes without even turning on their emergency lights
They go on a paid Vacation
They aren't worried about officer safety. They are worried about decreased revenue.
They're going to be worried about the number of growing patriots/anti-terrorist/anti-authoritarians coming to put an end against manufactured and unconstitutional "witnesses" and corrupt city unofficials making money blatantly illegally. When their manufactured "witnesses" start getting destroyed, you'll know very quick which terrorist organizations are making money off of you.
If they really cared about officer safety they would stop pulling people over for stupid stuff. Every stop is a risk and that guy that only blinked 50ft from the intersection instead of 100ft shouldn't be getting pulled over.
@@lukesutton4135 You mean like the "patriots" who committed treason on Jan 6 by attacking America's government so they could install a dictator who sais in advance that any election he doesn't win must be fraudulent?? Lock them all up!
The two go hand in hand. People who choose to commit crimes increase revenue sources, which increases officer jobs and investment, which increases demands for safety, which increases demand for revenue. No crime = no revenue.
Yep
The companies providing those stupid cameras are profiting from the tickets. They are purely a profit machine and a horrible excuse for law enforcement.
In Texas we voted out the stupid cameras.
Police need to enforce laws an not some camera.
Leon Valley gets to keep theirs for almost a decade.
im not from the us but dammmmm i love texas
The commander of "major crimes" worried about people cheating paying traffic fines.
I don't consider that cheating. Many places have shortened up the yellow light by a second to increase the number of violations. Money grab, pure and simple.
@@MrTruckerf and I still speed straight on thru... all gas no brakes
Exactly, all about the money nothing still they want us to think otherwise like most of us are foolish.
😅😂
All these darn fines and penalties. While "authorities" do what they want to do. Stop harassing ppl when you all selectively enforce the " law".
It's all fun until the person hiding their plate kills an innocent bystander going 120. Then you'll be here saying RIP and wishing condolences. No one hides their plate unless they're doing something illegal like donuts in the middle of an intersection and illegal street racing, considering the car they showed is a Dodge Charger... You want to have fun. Cool, take it to the track and do as many donuts as you want. IDK why being a law abiding human is so hard for you guys.
@@tylerbenton4495 this is their way of running license plates before the driver makes a error on the road, that's my guess.
Maybe you’ll get T boned and paralyzed by someone busting a red light. 👍
@@ellobo1326 maybe you will idiot.
@@tylerbenton4495 I live in California and they had a lot of red light cameras for quite some time. You mentioned people doing donuts in the middle of the street. These red light cameras DON’T stop that AT ALL! My 84 year old grandpa got a ticket making a right hand turn at a red light which is legal, he had to spend months fighting it and contesting it down to the amount of time he paused at the light for before making his turn. Everyone makes an “oops” mistake every now and again. My Mom got a red light ticket it set her back almost $400 when she was super broke and raising us as kids. She looked away just for a second and looked back up and the light was yellow, either you stop quickly or go quickly. She made it through the intersection no “close calls” the camera snapped her picture just entering into the intersection. She made a decision that resulted in a safe outcome, if she slammed on her brakes she could have been hit from behind with 3 kids in the car. So in my opinion red light cameras just cause a lot of grief for people who aren’t out intentionally breaking the law or doing donuts in the intersection. They are there and catch the typically law abiding citizen at the worst of times and causes them to lose time and money and set them back further in life. If you get a red light ticket on top of paying for the ticket if you go to traffic school you have to lose time from work and hire a baby sitter etc, if you don’t go to traffic school your insurance goes through the roof. All because of one small mis step that still resulted in a safe outcome. This does NOTHING to curb people from blatantly and flagrantly breaking the law absolutely nothing. A few months after my Mom got penalized, an illegal rear ended her car and caused the trunk to be stuck open, the guy had no insurance, no license and no registration. The cops let the guy leave WITH his car, no impound. So the criminals get away who by their actions stole from my Mom because she couldn’t afford full coverage insurance while my Mom get beat up for entering an intersection while the light was just turning red and ended in a safe outcome or my Grandpa made a right turn and had to split hairs in court to fight the ticket. The people representing the red light camera get paid to be there while the citizen fighting it gets let off the hook for a fraudulent ticket in the first place.
These cops should just say the truth, all we want is your money!
100% correct.... It's all about them finding any way possible to steal from us and make it look legit
Not the cops, it's the government.
The Police never see a dime of that money goes right to City Hall. Red light cameras are not run by the Police Dept.
If you can make red light cams we can make license hiders
Free red light running 🏃♂️
I agree... and if you're caught using plate hiders your car is impounded.
So if police were stationed at a corner looking for red light runners, would that be OK or would you fight that too asking for photographic proof that you ran the light?
@@bobroberts2371 no, we have motorcycle cops here in Colorado springs and they are cool. Wouldn't give them any grief. My problem is a camera. It's not right, fair, or safe.
@@benharper1087 You would make a fine communist party member.
It makes it harder to steal the people's hard earned money, instead of solving murders or missing people. What a waste of tax money
Steal? How about not run the red light? I mean it increases risk of an accident if people do not follow the rules. A camera fine is a perfectly appropriate measure to stop breaking the law. What is more wasteful is have an officer at each intersection.
@@darklen14 Can’t wait till the day I can repeat your words when you’re in the middle of a busy intersection behind an array of cars and the yellow light turns red
My god the police don't know who's in the car and I don't know what internal investigations have been scrubbed from their jacket
I needed this last week.. just got a ticket in the mail 😂😂😂
Read your ticket and then look up the definition of blackmail
Think of the red light cameras as a new tax, to bad the revenue would not be used to increase highway capacity and safety.
@abe m grow up
You are everywhere
Then when someone kidnaps someone kid then witnesses have no way of getting the license plate. Instead of doing the wrong thing you should just follow the rules. In the hands of criminals bad things will happen so it needs to stop or you were only thinking about yourself.
They are about 100.00 dollars on Ebay. I would have loved this when I was 20.
They have had this stuff for decades.
Now what bad things did you in your 20s!
@@byever1 I shot a man in Reno just to watch him die.
send us a link
Can also put a hinge on the bottom of the plate and a magnet and trunk popper up top. Hit the popper and the plate falls flat, pull the return cable and it pops back up and sticks to the magnet. Much more stealth than this thing which takes an eternity to flip the plate. I'm talking in purely conceptual terms. I don't condone illegal activity nor do I condone red light cameras which are inaccurate and violate due process.
"Cameras aren't going away" translation: they are still making us enough easy money at this point to get rid of them.
I bet those cameras could go away if enough people complained and voted them out. It's happened already in some states
I have a friend with a pickup truck in a city with red light cameras. He said it has gotten out of control. He leaves his tail gate down all the time and has some wood sticking out the back. That way, cameras can never get the tag and he has a reason to have the tailgate down :)
Maybe tell him to stop running red lights before he kills someone!
@@markmaz56 Those cameras are money makers for the city. If you are doing 40 and it the light turns yellow 20ft before passing the line, it snaps a picture. You cannot possibly stop at such a short distance.
@@michaelh7527 Nor will you get a ticket for running a red light in the scenario you posed, because you are entering the intersection on yellow and not red. Yes, the cameras end up making money for the city but their main purpose is to cut down on red light runners. 22 percent of all traffic accidents in the United States are caused by drivers running red lights. Every year, these accidents kill some 800 people and rack up an estimated $7 billion dollars in property damage, medical bills, lost productivity and insurance hikes. And this sort of traffic violation seems to be on the rise. In many areas, red-light violations have increased by 10 percent or more since the 1980s. To curb this trend, more and more cities are installing red-light cameras.
@@markmaz56🔥
It is still an illegal search to id someone who did not commit a crime (a crime involves a victim). They are indeed revenue generators. When they rolled out these cameras, they never improved nor updated the laws regarding license plates, therefore forcing people to id in order to enjoy their right to travel. You wouldn't wear your drivers' license on your shirt like a nametag, would you? So why would you help the police in their investigation against you? You have a 5th amendment right not to do so. These cameras violate your 4th & 5th amendment rights. If police are gonna use technology to do their jobs for them, then their pay needs to go down.
Elderly assualt: probation
Obscuring license: $500 fine
Its about money. Not people and their safety… which is why everyone should own a plate flipper.
Lol, Ill bet they pass a law overnight,anything else would take years
Just put on a clear computer privacy screen.
It's not obscuring as it's still visible straight on.
it has a little tint on it and i got pull over with a fix-it
You get pulled over when a cop runs your plate from behind you....it bounces back blank on the plate reader and u get pulled over....samething with those ticket blocker plate sprays off eBay and Amazon for like $60 a can
@@Tailgatesntoolboxes He’s talking about still using a legitimate plate but one that obscures the visibility of cameras. And what are the chances a cop will randomly run your plates? Unless you get pulled over for something else
@@Dasanie they do it all the time when they are behind you trust me
@@Tailgatesntoolboxes even if the car doesn’t look suspicious?
I just leave the tailgate down in my truck. Works like magic!
😃😃😃 o'course👍👍👍
Good idea! But my Ram is wayyyy to slow to speed. 😂
Sure does
Shut the fk up stop letting ppl know!! Or else they gonna make it illegal to drive with ur tailgate down
So you can continue to run red lights? Dumbass
Good idea.
No it's a low brow stupid idea for dummies.
@@notinterested8452 No, no. It’s probably just a good idea.
@@The_Voluptuary haha no its not, it's a really stupid idea
I thought of this years ago but I'm broke and all faith has been lost.
@@EyesDropBrowies millions of people thought of this idea, I'm out!
Red-Light Cameras are a VIOLATION OF DUE PROCESS
Define " due process " .
@@bobroberts2371 Look it up and YOU define it for us (please) lol 😂😂
@The Rock Man No, I don't want anyone to say I'm twisting the definition.
@@bobroberts2371 Here ya go, straight from the Dictionary:
due proc·ess
/d(y)o͞o prəˈses/
noun
fair treatment through the normal judicial system, especially as a citizen's entitlement.
So as you can see, it's a violation of said due process.
You can always go to court and fight it and then the process will at that point become fair and impartial then the court will find no violation.
"I'm super charged with a hide away license plate." Ludacris. F the PPAs light cameras. $130 ticket.
Or you can stop at lights!
The word is ludicrous.
@@brentsproc you’re a Dumbass but I’ll neva say y
@@enegron6987 sheeeit
@@emptypocketsjobs3545 or not
It’s really sad that police in America are more focused on collecting money for the courts than serving and protecting the people.
It's really sad that people go to such great lengths to cheat and break the law. Perfect example of people using public property, in this case highways/bridges etc, and not wanting to pay for it. How do you expect to build and maintain these vital infrastructures? Do you think "the courts" pocket the $$$? Staying on topic, tolls are 'user fees'. If you don't want to pay for them, use an alternate route.
@@alan.macrae How about the top 1% paying their fare share of taxes. Some of them pay 0.
Its always about money & power
AMEN BROTHER!!!!!!!
@@alan.macrae They're talking about citation cameras, not toll roads.
And, if you look back at the financial history of most toll roads, those tolls remain in place for years after the road is paid for, bringing in 2 or 3x the amount the road cost to put in and maintain. And now there are 'pay to pass' lanes choking traffic in cities by implementing toll lanes and restricting normal traffic to fewer lanes. THOSE kind of lanes I happily flip my tag to use... or just turn on my emergency strobes.
Ooh noo, the man is mad he can’t track people 😂
It's all about collecting as much money as possible for their HUGE PENSIONS
This is old news. People who race use them. Buy online.
Considering all the speeding tickets issued to parked cars by these cameras, seems it’s a fair defense maneuver.
This is where I support graffiti, teenagers can spray the cameras. Trust me they can climb it. It would be cool if there were a group of kids doing it, and people can cash app them.
Officers are always talking about being in danger like they didn’t choose their job.
You know what’s dangerous, being a civilian around dirty cops.
No kidding👍🏻
That's " CITIZEN" NOT " civilian"
I was a police officer for 10 years…it’s about money. With accidents, if running a red light is the cause, that person is just not paying attention. Hence…not a deterrent / ineffective. If they are paying attention, it’s likely they look and proceed with no accident. The cameras don’t make enough of a difference to extort people you don’t even know were in the car.
Right because no one would ever run a read light intentionally! What planet do you live one?
Right ," It puts the officer life in danger"
"It puts the public in danger when you put trigger happy cops on the street."
The cameras are only expanding, it’s not going away. That tells you everything.
They're worried about that while there's people driving without license plates to begin with
People without license plate got no money 😂
@@tiberianexcalibur i seen somebody with a paper license plate that said ...on the way to get tag 😂😂😂
It's a response to police being tax collector's.
It sounds like red light cameras are not preventing people running red lights and instead just creating more distrust in police overall.
Here in New Jersey the police have solved this problem. They just don't enforce traffic laws.
you mean Jersey didn’t join the money grabber business yet 😂
@@junerivera1064 Oh they money grab. They just do it through property taxes.
@@cliffordbodine5834 LMAO “through property taxes”
Wow... the "garbage state" finally got something right!
Those traffic cameras violate my rights, I can’t confront my accuser. It’s a camera
Ive never paid a ticket that I got in the mail from a red light camera.
Suspended license cominn
@@SubZero_2024 Nope. It's been 5 years since my last. Ive had speeding tickets since then and still nothing.
@@SubZero_2024 the cameras are a violation of the 6th amendment....
@@SubZero_2024 False.
Here in Texas, we OUTLAWED red light cameras.
The fact that you said more red cameras are going up means that more people need to get these things!
AMEN BROTHER!!!!!!!
Here in Murrieta, Ca, there was a red light camera at one of the intersection, man, people gathered signatures in the thousands and the city are forced to take out the cameras within two month. Now, not one red light camera anywhere in the city.
License plate flipping is just the beginning. Making your car transform into a different looking car is where it's going.
Doesn’t philly have real problems to deal with.
Like illegal parking?
Where can I buy one?
On Amazon
55th and pine
How much??
More ways to extort the people you are there to serve under the guise of public safety.
How does this extort money from people that don't run red lights?
1:52 You all better take heed to Joseph Stalin JR! He has totall control! *"CAMERAS ARE NEVER GOING AWAY!" Y'ALL BETTER RISE UP AND PROTEST THE RIGHT WAY!🤦🏿♂️🤷🏿♂️*
“The cameras are only expanding, that’s not going to go away”.
All about the money, there's alot of ppl that don't want a ticket every month in the mail bc they did 5 mph over limit
Or get reported by some vigilante road rage stalker
Do everyone a favor a spray paint your local speed camera
These were common in car clubs in the 90s w/neon underglow! Nothing "high-tech" happening here.
I don’t see what the big deal is that number plate is simply self identifying as a different number plate…
REVENUE COLLECTION IN THE NAME OF SAFETY SHOULD BE ILLEGAL.
How many people have received benign tickets in the passed?
I see nothing wrong with this especially as high as bridge toll is in California.
Fair enough, as long as California isn't allowed to borrow money from the rest of us to pay for all the bridges that their citizens don't pay for.
Plot Twist: The impounded car was James Bond's Aston Martin DB9
Soooooo....he was admitting that its...the cops fault?? So they wanna get angry and play the "I'm in danger" card on something THEY created??
The cameras are about revenue for the municipality and profit for the contractor.
where is the link to buy this awesome product
This the best advertisement I’ve seen
Yea not paying that car tax is a "Major Crime", how about protect and serve instead.
Red light cameras have no place in the United States of America.
Lol. Never even knew these existed! Thanks ABC!
Photo enforcement is a violation of privacy and should be made illegal.
It’s called mud, “oops officer, I guess I need to wash my car” 🤷🏻♀️
Cash cameras have nothing to do with safety
Maybe try finding solutions to real problems like shootings and drugs throughout the city. "Puts officers lives at risk", how about drug trafficking and gang violence putting civilians at risk??
They will probably start running tags without seeing a traffic violation by saying they thought their license plate looked phony.
They already do run every plate. Patrol cars have plate readers in them, as they drive down the street it reads the plate of every car they pass,driving or parked.
I actually feel I’m living in an occupied land mass at times. When did my property become polices business. We don’t need all this authority projected on us
The cameras are the reasons people cover their plates. They don’t want or can’t afford to get fines. Taxes, rent, inflation heck cost of living is high. So people are trying to protect themselves but yes criminals do the same and the fines are low. Here in Canada 🇨🇦 is 110 bucks.
Wait. You guys still have red light cameras?! I thought they were gone completely. They’ve been outlawed in so many other states.
“ITS A GROWING PROBLEM” 😂😂😂
Good Job Citizens FIGHT BACK AGAINST Their SATANIC EVIL WAYS
Stop extorting innocent people for victimless crimes!
Both is the problem just build round bouts solving both problems.
I’ve heard that there is a spray that you can put on the plate that’s undetectable to the naked eye but it causes the plate to reflect if a bright light is shined on it. Apparently the flash from the cameras causes this and you can’t read it on the picture so you don’t get the ticket. I’ve also heard of people putting saran wrap around their license plate.
Wait until you get average speed cameras you will have to stop every so often if not you'll get a ticket for arriving too quickly
Good thing the “Major crimes” division is on top of this stuff lmao
They are a number of different people out here giving their own comments also Captain Ryan needs to go back to school he don't know what he's talking about
Pretty cool! Just ordered a couple of them. Thanks ABC!
The police look at you like little cash registers going down the road ! 👈🤑🤑
For real seem like they come from up out the ground when they stop you
We live in a system which is nothing but a prison without walls
Never seen a license plate on a horse and buggy. Read the constitution people.
Do police get these tickets too when they use their patrol vehicle for personal use?
I wanted one of those when I was young on my motorcycle. Not going to lie.
aren't we all, wanted one at one time
That remote license flipper was so cool. Good if your planning to do a robbery or something.
Someone who is gonna do a robbery will usually steal a car, not invest in license plate covers. Its like pistol permits, they serve no purpose in stopping criminals
Cops are scared of license plate . 😂😂😂
And little dogs/cats.
"Pennsylvania is one of nineteen states that doesn't require a front license plate." So, an obvious low cost deterant would be to require a front liscense plate, which has dozens of benefits beyond helping solve this problem. The majority of the USA requires them, and the vast majority of the world has them. So time to quit being purposely apathetic.
Just trying to protect themselves against the government
Time to make traffic cameras illegal. Fined by a computer is against the constitution.
They messed up by not having another tag on the other side from a similar car lmao. Clone life
Criminals are so dumb 🤣
Many don't wear a front plate. Some states only require one plate; on the rear.
When the red light camera thing started maybe 8 years ago, i just keep my tag inside the truck. Got pulled over twice in 8 years. Showed them a valid tag and they say have a nice day. I tell them tags keep getting stolen on my street. Ran hundreds of red light camera intersections. Never once got a ticket lol
I'm so glad I watched this. The next step s purchasing 2. One for the front & the back of my car 😂😂😂👍
people should not even have plates on their vehicles unless they are engaged in commerce. US Constitution 101.
State where the Constitution expounds on driving laws, scooter...otherwise, just have a valid license, insurance and registration like the rest of society if you want to "travel" on roads I pay for.
@@Praetoria113-zm3no my previous statement pretty much covers it, champ. i'm sorry that you are so used to licking the boots of your oppressors that you think it means something entirely different. i am not opposed to ppl having insurance though because accidents do happen.
How about focus on the gang violence around the major cities
When you continually increase registration fees and make it harder to legally drive a car people will find ways around it
Sounds like no cameras. No licence plate problems. No worries for police
Cops have unmarked Vehicles so .. They put their body cams on mute or off completely when they empty a gun clip into somebody.. it's the same concept
You can't blame the people for blocking the license plate. There is just too many cameras out there and is not fair to the people. I got one of those. I usually use it at night time.
In my area red light cameras & speed cameras were found to be unconstitutional and were removed
I had one and used it for 10 years while I lived in Chicago. Every time I approached a speed or RLC I flipped the switch lol