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  • Dec 07, 2009 @ 03:02pm

    spy/speed cameras

    It isn't just about a violation. Why would a company want to have access to the ability to pull up plate numbers, and tell by simply entering license number, where that vehicle was at any time it passed any camera, even though the vehicles are not in violation of any laws, this goes on 24/7. If you passed any number of Redflex cameras going across the state or country even 6 months ago they can tell you where and when. Homeland security has a disclosed contract with Redflex to track American citizens. Pull up your plate number, and track you by a simple push of a button. Any Red light, highway, or in fact any surveillance camera any where in world you may drive. Who can get this information? No law stopping them from selling info to anyone, insurance co., spouses, enemies, detectives, and even the neighborhood stalker, or pedophile ( CameraFRAUD.com Post #: 749. "In June, Christopher Everette Jacobs, a Redflex employee in Longview, Texas was indicted on nine counts, including three of aggravated sexual assault, four of sexual performance by a child and two of possession or promotion of child pornography."“He was kind of a computer expert,” said [Sheriff] McCool, noting he worked for the company that manages the traffic cameras for Marshall and Longview." ..
    Redflex cameras across the nation have had a strange virus which causes the traffic light they are at to shorten the time of the yellow usually to the 3 seconds required by federal law, but well below university study recommendations of 4.5. This does allow much more revenue for Redflex, and the cities, so when they say it is for safety, that is just a load of b.s.,. MPH Reaction Time Stopping Distance Total Distance 40 mph 44 feet 81 feet 125 feet Where Redflex cameras have shorten the yellow will someday kill if in fact they have not already done so. This is a company that touts safety but in fact many of their actions show that they care a whole lot more about revenue than protecting citizens./// Knoxville News Sentinel Co."After 30 years with the Knoxville Police Department, 52-year-old Bill Roehl has opted for retirement, creating a vacancy in the post of deputy chief over the patrol division.Roehl leaves the Knoxville Police Department for a new full-time job with Redflex Traffic Systems///THE COLUMBUS DISPATCH "A Columbus City Council member whose committees oversee legislation dealing with road construction, red-light cameras and environmental issues borrowed money from a lobbyist whose clients are interested in the same topics" "refused to disclose the amount of the loan ". Akron Becon Journal--"City Council president criticizes William Healy II for contracts involving campaign contributors" "Schulman pointed to two contributions of $125 each on July 8 from individuals associated with Redflex Traffic Systems Inc. of Phoenix" By Gerry Smith Chicago Tribune Reporter July 15, 2009 After Carol Stream Police Chief Rick Willing recommended his town hire Redflex Traffic Systems, village officials approved a contract with the Arizona-based red-light camera vendor in December 2007. Less than a year later, Willing retired from the force and began working for Redflex.

  • Aug 13, 2009 @ 09:57am

    Redflex cameras across the nation have had a strange virus which causes the traffic light they are at to shorten the time of the yellow usually to the 3 seconds required by federal law, but well below university study recommendations of 4.5. This does allow much more revenue for Redflex, and the cities, so when they say it is for safety, that is just a load of b.s.,.
    MPH Reaction Time Stopping Distance Total Distance
    40 mph 44 feet 81 feet 125 feet
    Where Redflex cameras have shorten the yellow will someday kill if in fact they have not already done so. This is a company that touts safety but in fact many of their actions show that they care a whole lot more about revenue than protecting citizens.