Is there a label on the tracker saying it belongs to the police and if found must be returned? The trackers I've seen only have some obscure numbers on the outside and no indication of their purpose. Assuming it does not, then the car owner cannot be certain just what it is for and should be able to just remove it and destroy it however they can.
@@stevelehto Pro Tip #1: Don't talk to the police. Among other possibilities, you might accidentally supply them with facts you don't need them to have.
I also want to point out that if the cops put something on your car, demand it back, and then arrest you for possessing it when you go to return it, that would be one of the most cut-and-dry examples of entrapment I've ever seen.
Given that entrapment is de facto allowed in the US (despite the law saying otherwise), what would that change ? If a police officer posing as a prostitute in order to provoke someone into offering money for sex so they can charge him or the police setting up a trap in the form of a manipulated car they then they hope to lure someone to try to steal isnt entrapment, then I dont know what is.
@@knes167 In both examples the police causes situations were the law is broken - that IS entrapment. That the corrupt US justice sytem rules otherwise just proves its corrupt.
@@stefanfrankel8157 That only works in so far as no one else with a secondary vehicle could be there. Which is kind of an impossibility. They would also point out the fact that you would have more then enough time to get from a to b, do the crime, and get back to a.
@@stefanfrankel8157 You're assuming the tracker doesn't have a sensor to detect when it's been removed. If you start removing and replacing it repeatedly, you've just dug a hole for yourself.
@@stefanfrankel8157 Maybe the reason they needed 5 guys to install it was to make sure she knew it was there. I'll bet the never even thought about looking for the car that was following her. Or maybe she still hasn't found the 2nd tracker.
@@lordmadmunki1918 But they would have to spend money to PROVE the tracker was not the proceeds of a crime. It wouldn't make much of a point for something as small as a tracker, but maybe if you could seize a police station?
@@MonkeyJedi99 since when did the government care about saving money? Joking aside, because this device could be used in court, it is heavily documented, such as purchase information, calibration, etc.
This reminds me of a friend who was a firearms dealer and also had a license to manufacture explosives. An ATF informant came to his business and attempted to buy several guns and regulated explosive items without paperwork. The dealer sold him several antique guns and black powered guns without paperwork. He also sold him binary components. He charged the informant ten times what the items were worth. The man left and minutes later two ATF agents arrived. The gun dealer laughed at them and told them that he did everything legal and they agreed. The ATF agents then asked him for their buy money back and his said no way jose. It was a legal salel and I am satisfied with the outcome.
Have you filled a missing tracker report, When last did you see it What was it wearing Was it under adult supervision Has it run off before We have a 10 year policy before we can investigate as it may return to by itself. Should we find it we will not tell you for fear of incriminating ourselves. Have a nice day NEXT
I came out of a grocery store about a year ago and noticed a man walking away from my car, since my car was parked away from any other cars I thought that it was suspicious. The next day I looked under my car and found a tracking device and I couldn't think of any reason why the law would want to track me. Somehow and I'm not sure how but it ended up on the mayor's car.
For all you know it could be criminal try to see when you are not home so he can rob your place. They abandoned it on your property, It is yours now, same as penny on the street, no claim can be made.
Steve, if state Leos put a tracker on the car with a warrant within their state, does the warrant still have jurisdiction if the tracked person leaves the state?
One of my coworkers was driving a tractor trailer. He stopped at a light and saw someone put something under his trailer. He called the cops. After bomb tech removed it it was determined that the guy who put it there found out his wife was tracking him.
@@user-kz2yt5ow7r innocent until proven guilty. But maybe I should be more specific. If you are going to physically resist you can't complain if you get shot. Youre right, white people are vocal. You can plead your case all day but if you get physical they will too so how you gonna blame them? They take people into custody because if they're guilty they won't stick around long enough to get charged.
In 2012'ish I found a tracker on my vehicle. Drove a few states over for vacation, and attached to a nearby freight train. Never heard anything about it afterwards. True story.
Was the tracker under the dash? It might have been a remote "kill switch" used by many "buy here pay here" car dealers. Under the bumper, it would be more likely to be a law enforcement tracker.
Miguel3209 1 >> You just described a scene from the film/s Thief 1981 & heat 1995 both police placed the tracking device on a through state bus... to throw them off the sent of the real action. BTW thief (1981) is great film not to mention the film music.
In Quebec consular and diplomatic cars have "CC 000" and "CD 000" plates (presumably so parking officers don't waste time ticketing them), while Average Joe has A00 AAA. Fairly easy to spot.
@@gijoe696 no. They would track the trailer and when they started seeing it hit scale houses and truck stops, warehouses, they would realize that they had been duped and lost the tracker.
A buddy of mine found one on his truck a few years ago, he knew it was the police because of his activities, but we did some pretty funny and clever we took it to Walmart waited until the police showed up as they always do and put it on one of the police cars while they were inside
@@alandawson3345 they would know what was going on with a train, a truck would follow the road and be alot easier to keep them thinking they are tracking you
possible suggestion; drive the car to a very public place, state capital, large county hospital, library, college. then call the newspapers, then call the bomb squad, and record everything.
@@AndrewGPeterson Don’t declare it a bomb, just tell the police you found a suspicious device attached to a vehicle near a government building and you’re worried about what might happen if you disturb it. Making a bomb threat is illegal. So is making a fake bomb threat. But telling the truth about an unidentified device isn’t illegal.
Brilliant. Make sure it’s a public place so security cameras can capture you placing the device. I’d go to a random light post and see if I could toss it to the top of it. Easy to track its location, very difficult to spot.
Under the precedent of Civil Asset Forfeiture, because the police attached it to the car without the owner's knowledge, they forfeit any civil claims to it. They can pound sand in my book.
Yep. They left it on your vehicle. It’s yours to do with as you wish. I’d be busy pulling it apart because I like to know how things work. It’s dust once I get bored with it.
It would be taken off and placed on a semi truck. It’s getting to where more and more law abiding people are not trusting Police anymore. It’s sad. Most are good people. Not these in Thai story. You touch something on my car it’s mine. I’ll tear it up or put it where oil can leak all over and inside it. It’s getting worse and worse. In 10 years tome 90% of the nation will hate all police.
I was thinking the same thing, if they affix it to your property at what point does it become yours? I really like the idea of attaching it to a police car but that probably breaks some law.. nevertheless I laughed really good at the thought! The only other places that I think would be really fun are a county judge’s car, the mayor’s car, the police chief’s SO’s car....still probably not a good idea but an entertaining thought experiment.
The TRACKING device was on a pole. They KNEW WHERE IT WAS. They asked her to BRING IT IN. That was entrapment. They would have arrested her on the spot.
That's when you say! Say what what are you talking about so it's on my car? No it's on the pole where you put it! What are you talking about a tracker for what! Well you need to go get it & bring it back! What to who? Well the police! when? Well now okay but i still don't know where? We told you the police! Ok i get that but a telephone pole where? Then don't show up! Then they take you into custody still carrying on say well you stole our tracker you could play this all day includeing well we told you it was on this pole! Well yeah but what school! What pole i really did look but ah i still don't what know your talkin about i don't even know what a tracker looks like so ah i supose i could of seen it when i looked for it but how would i know if i don't even know what this thing looks like! Or why it was suposedly on my car or if it was really even on my car! I'm afraid i don't have enough information all the way around to actually be able to answer your question! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Boy, if only she could have put it on a police car. Let them follow themselves. "Wow, look at this guys, she went to Krispy Kreme five times today, then she went to the police station. Was she delivering donuts and coffee, and we missed it?"
@@jesusoftheapes that's a logger not a tracker , you need to do some research what a tracker does , yes it can track in real time , I have one , they are cheap on eBay and use a mobile sim card
potentially causing harm to a random stanger, is that your idea of a good time? probably an empty but idling cop car. or some allied security vehicle in the area.
@@JadeyCatgirl99 wonder if you could charge the police a storage fee for their property being stored on your property? I would probably just leave it on my vehicle and take long drives out to random spots and sit for and hour or so then drive to another random spot, rinse and repeat.
when I found out the police put a tracker on my 4 wheeler. I found it since it was the only clean new item on my old quad that was dying. as soon as I found it !!! I sent the tracker a quad to scrap it. and I made sure the scrap yard destroyed my quad fully. I had the cops show up a few days later looking for my quad. I told them it was scrapped 3 days ago. And they said they were gonna charged me for destruction of property they put on my machine. That is the only reason I knew it belonged to the cops !!! and there was no warrant for it either !!! and the next one i found was hidden in my e-bike. only reason I found it they put screws in the wrong holes. and my plastic was clacking on the frame saying it was loose.
FARADAY cage. _"What you do with the tracker?"_ "What tracker? I don't own any trackers." _"You're in possession of our..."_ ✋🏼 "Show me the evidence."
Microwaves are faraday cages. Get a junk microwave from the dump (you were salvaging, nothing more, nothing less), go to walmart, chuck the tracker in the microwave and close the door, the tracker pops off the radar in the walmart parking lot, whoops the battery was faulty, bury the damn thing deep in the woods, not on the car, whatever it was knocked off by a branch on the road!
@@lsswappedcessna microwaves don’t have a fine enough mesh to block frequencies that trackers would transmit at, they only really block microwaves, like they’re supposed to. You would need a much finer cage. To see this yourself, make a phone call and then place your phone into the microwave and see if it disconnects or not
@@JustForFun77077 If a judge signs a search warrant giving the police the authority to enter private property and seize that specific item, then yes, no problem. But I’m under no obligation to transport it anywhere nor am I required to keep it on my car once it’s discovered.
@@JustForFun77077 No he's not. There is no legal obligation for him to take it to them whatsoever, they left it with him, they have to come back and get it legally. If I dump a truck full of shit in your yard, you are not legally required to bring it back to me, just like if police attach a tracker unknowingly to someone's vehicle, THEY have to retrieve it, there is absolutely no obligation for you to bring it to them, even if you removed it. They forfeited that property by them intentionally placing it out of their possession. Them demanding for it to be returned is entrapment if anything, just like them asking the person that this video is about to take it back to them, when they knew full well where it was the whole time. They wanted her to bring it in to witness it being in her possession and nothing else.
I think the appropriate response since it is magnetic would be to go to a city council meeting and put it on the Mayors car, they might even find some interesting places he visits!
I might not wanna take it that far. You could potentially get a vandalism charge for attaching it to their car. You might ask, "how could that happen?!" To which, I would say, they might jiggle the tracker around until it scratches the paint, then the tracker that was placed on X's car ended up on Y's car and damaged it in the process. Oh and you may even get stalking charges if they can come up with a way to claim that you figured out how to hack into the tracker and get data out of it. But, yes, it would be amazing to plant a tracker on city officials vehicles.
I suppose it could be argued that they wouldn't be able to prove YOU removed it from your car and YOU put it on his car, but we all know how police interrogations work, and if the person isn't very smart, they may just decide to admit to it out of fear of a greater sentence.
@@since1876 that's why you put it on the mayor's car while wearing gloves and not on camera. Then they will have to prove that you put it on the mayor's car in order to get you in any trouble whatsoever. And by your logic if a cop puts a tracker on my car and I see it all I got to do is slide it until it scratches my paint and then I can file vandalism charges on the police officer that put it on my car.
Yeah, prices on Lithium batteries keep going up so I'll take what I can get. I am also always in need of resistors and regulators for my led light projects. So free parts are always a good gift.
The eSIM chip inside can be soldered to pads from a regular nano SIM card (the pinout is the same) and inserted into your phone for unlimited free data. The downside is that they can still track you.
@@marc-andreservant201 lol, use it to watch youtube in 4k... Who cares they can track you. Only use it places non incriminating, such as p0rn... lookup cop stuff lol
that sounds more so like a video idea than an entire channel. There aren't enough types of trackers to make an entire channel out of it but you can make a few videos of it. "How to disassemble a police tracker non-destructively", " how to tell it is a police tracker and which model number it is", " how to reassemble a police tracker", " how to repair a police tracker", and the one that might be against the law " how to reverse GPS the police tracker to find who is tracking it"
@@West-Wind The railroads own the tracks, at roads and sidewalks an easement is given, but you are walking on railroad property. If you step into a rail yard or or anywhere not specifically intended for crossing the tracks you are trespassing.
Steve, I will tell you this state.Troopers here in louisiana are very klanish, If i'm not mistaken, troopers and wildlife and fishery train together, Not long ago a trooper lost his job because he covered up for his friends that had broke the law By assaulting an individual that was in handcuffs
Surveillance would be funny on a few politicians 😛😛 Another thought.. Unless they have a tag saying If found please return it to the police dept.i cant imagine you could be charged?? 😛🍹😖
Your Possession of Stolen Property warning is absolutely warranted. When I was 15 years old my parents used to let me have house parties at my place all the time, and some arse "accidentally" or not, left a stolen film camera at my house. (This was back in the 90s) The next day my girlfriend at the time and I were cleaning up after the party, and found the camera. It just so happened to belong to HER parents, she knew I didnt take it, we found it together. It fell out of a jacket pocket when we picked it up. But her parents hated me with a passion, so when we returned it to them, thinking theyd be grateful to have it back, they called the police on me and had ME charged with possession of stolen property. The story doesnt end there tho; They hit me with a $300 restitution and 90 hours of community service. But, it was a small town, I was one of the few teenagers with a daily afternoon job, so I thought I could get them all done every Sunday if I didnt miss ANY Sundays. Everything worked great until the last 3 weeks before my court date. I had 9 HOURS left, I walked into court thinking I'd just ask for another week to complete them, I GOT 6 MONTHS IN YOUNG OFFENDERS! I spent my 16th birthday in there. And the kicker to all this, Bobbi, my girlfriends mother, WORKED AT THE YOUNG OFFENDERS! Listen to this lawyer! If or when you ever see stolen property, well, I'd just say absolutely destroy it.. but the good lawyer here says that could be another charge in and of itself.. goddamn this system is broken as all hell!
Sorry, I forgot to add, the last 3 weeks before the court date I got 6 months at, thr guy I was doing my hours with at the towns Arena, "went on vacation". The other employees at the arena said they cant sign my hours off for me, my probation officer said wander around to community based organizations like the old folks home. The old folks home and the arena are the only two places I could do my hours in that town, I asked the old folks home and they said they already had too many probationers doing hours there. I went back to the arena and worked those hours anyway, they just didnt count because nobody signed the hours off for me.
Well....so sorry you had such negligent "parents " to allow houe parties when you were 15. Girlfriend....13? 12? But sure, they probably needed to attend a swap party.
The girls parents probably didn't like you for throwing ragers. They probably disliked your parents more. Did you throw any more ragers while you were in juvi? Lmao
I used to attach and recover GPS units in the busy parking lots of the mall, “bad” neighborhoods, gated communities and so on. I was usually going solo, although at times I would have a spotter nearby to warn of someone approaching. A friend of mine was installing a unit and dropped his wallet in the driveway. The subject of his investigation was kind enough to bring the wallet, complete with his PI license inside, to his house…along with the tracker. Good times.
I heard of a guy that Kern County Sheriffs put a tracker on and was found. They tracked it for over a month and later got warrants for all the places the tracker stopped at. But when they started executing all those warrants including his house. It was later discovered some how the tracker was on a Dominoes delivery car. Needless to say not only were the Sheriffs Mad at His house being clean but looking like clowns when they even had warrants for many BPD, KCDC, KCSD and Other city and county employees.
Judging from what I've seen here on YT over the years, I don't doubt you at all. I wonder if LA is even in a US state at all. We don't have to worry about them much longer. Sea level rise will take care of the problem.
@@chrishoffmann6254 Who determines morality in a diverse society whereby the governing doctrine allows for freedom of religion and affords people the "right" to pursue life, liberty, and happiness. Morals are subjective. One culture actually eats the body of the father when he dies and views anything else as horrific.
Yep for a long time drug enforcement were rolling 5 cars per stop. They pulled me over several times. 3 times in a little over a month they pulled me over and their probabacal cause was they see me entering a drug trafficking area. Same cop same bull sh## . Used the dog to hit and search my moms car. Straight up harrassment. All 3 times I pointed out the address on my drivers licenses matches the house they pulled me over in front of. Yep pulled me over in front of my house. I did not want to live in a drug trafficking area but they were not even bothering the drug dealers. 3 houses in the area border up with survalance cameras and bars on windows and doors with heavy foot traffic to this house where no one lives they just occupy. They have to keep that holding facility in plain dealing full to justify the tax money it took to build it.
This is what I'd do, call 911 and tell them 5 men were placing a black device under my car and I'm worried for my safety as it might be an explosive device XD
I've heard of stories Where people who still exotic cars put trackers on them just to find out where you stay later and then steal your car. How do you know it's not one of them? That would be my first thought that a thief put it there.
@@CorporalDirge if you go to buy drug you know what you are about to receive because you set up to buy drugs. remember possession of an illegal item includes drugs not trackers
@@steelwitness are you suggesting they sold her the tracker? Entrapment can be any form of giving without the recipient knowing. Or even giving by placing on their person or property. (Like planting drugs in a car.)
@@CorporalDirge they never threatened to charge her with illegal possession of an item. so drugs are what we are talking about because that is the most common form of illegal item unless we're talking about ivory, explosives, illegal weapons, or exotic animals. maybe youre confused with the possession of stolen property? cant charge her with that cause she didnt steal it
I would have taken it off without them knowing and placed it on a southbound semi truck (I live in AZ).. let them chase it across the border and try to retrieve it down there.
What would be the legal exposure if someone found such a device and then somehow it ended up getting attached to an uber that they hired? #askingforafriend
Just a thought here. Why not call the police and say you found something attached to your car and you think but are not that it's a bomb? See if a bomb squad shows up.
A warrant is only needed if the car's power is tapped into. If the tracking device is powered by it's own power supply, a warrant isn't needed. If someone keeps their vehicle in a closed garage, a warrant is needed to enter the garage to install any gps tracker on a vehicle.
If I caught someone doing that they are gonna have a big problem, and it doesn't have to be my car. If I don't catch you the cameras will, and guess what, that's easy to find out (gps). Much more trouble than it's worth, when you could throw it in the trash right before the truck comes to pick it up
@@2inchfromtheground I've done a lot sneakier things than dropping a pocket full of change on the ground and reaching under a car to retrieve it. Be sure to call me before you drive 1000 miles to pay me a visit after you figure it out. That way we can make plans for your stay.
If I removed a tracking transponder from my car, I would attach it to the first cop car I see hanging out at Winchell's, Dunk'in or KrispyKreme. Ever see a dog chase its own tail? Visualization complete.
Wouldn’t it be totally weird if the tracking device fell off her vehicle on the highway, and attached itself to a semi-trailer heading out of state lines? Or if it fell off while crossing train tracks, and attached itself to an out-bound train?
"I put a bug in your house... and I want it back! Oh, and while you are getting it, grab the little hidden camera that's in your daughter's bathroom..." - Public Servant
I think I would mail it ti the Attorney Generals office with a letter saying you assume it belongs to a law enforcement agency and you wanted to return it. Then throw it in a mail box. the magnet will probably stick it to the inside of the metal box and the box should act as a Faraday cage blocking the signal. If they come looking for it tell them it's in the mail.
It probably has a sim card. So remove, install in phone, use to call $1 per min chat hotlines or use to order a bunch of adult toys and such and send packages to your friendly local sheriffs dept.
Many "trackers" are just recording devices, not transmitters. They record GPS data, which is later downloaded direct from the device. The device has to be recovered from the vehicle before the data can be copied. If the device has been removed, the police have no (electronic) way to find it.
With latex gloves on, I would remove it and place it on the police chief wife's car. Then after a few days, from an untraceable phone, I'd call the police chief's wife and let her know of a rumor circulating around the station, for her to check her car for a tracker (& where to look, of course). Should make for some interesting times on the old home front! 😏
It's a LOT more difficult to get cell tracking info out of the cell company than to get some local judge willing to sign off on a tracker. The phone companies have to deal with some rather strong federal legislation and any warrant or production order goes through an army of lawyers before any data is handed over. The end result is the same, but cell tracking is a lot more work for the cops.
@Jose Stickman Press charges. Wiretapping laws are a felony if violated, and only stop being a felony if the cops have a warrant. Tapping a phone doesn’t just make the evidence the tap gets inadmissible, it makes whoever installed and operated the tap eligible for 3-5 in state prison, with the added benefit of a felony conviction making them ineligible to ever be a cop again, for life.
@Jose Stickman That's called parallel construction and it's a form of evidence laundering. It isn't legal though I imagine cops get away with it often. Do you have proof this is what they did? If so, you may have a lucrative lawsuit on your hands.
When I was a kid, maybe 11 or 12 years old, I accidentally tore one of those tags off an old mattress. I very carefully buried it in the trash, under more trash, and I didn't tell anyone. I thought I might get in trouble if anybody found out what I'd done.
Why do so many people think it's illegal to take the tag off your own pillow or mattress? Have those people not actually read the tag? Is the word "consumer" not in their dictionaries?
A car next to yours could be plausible "We put it on the wrong car..." Or, just find a car the same make, model, color...Preferably, some poor saps, mother in law...
@@benonihiggins8204 Not a lot of people have access to a shipping container, but a lot of people could find a truck stop and stick it under a semi headed who knows where.
Police: "Nooo! You can't keep our Orwellian spy device!" The owner of the car: "Hippoty hoppity, your bug is now my property!" Technically, the taxpayer DID pay for it, soo...
@@RUclipsChannel-rg2sb So just drain the battery and leave it be. It will still be there when they check but the batteries they use in the current ones you basically have to disassemble the stupid thing to replace. Most of it is a case with a small circuit board with 3 or 4 chips and a connection to the VRM for the battery so it doesn't over nor under volt itself. The battery compared to the circuit board is huge.
Russian scientists tracking migrating eagles ran out of money after some of the birds flew to Iran and Pakistan and their SMS transmitters drew huge data roaming charges.
@@MrTheHillfolk Exactly. I can imagine the police not setting up roaming and getting stung with the charges, if you dump the tracker on top of a container. Next stop, Dubai and China
@@Nickle314 that would be absolutely wonderful. Reminds me of about 25 years ago, when I first entered tech school. One of the kids got an aol account but because of whatever he had setup wrong with the dialer he got a 600$ phone bill that month 😝
it could have fallen off ANYWHERE, just because they found it on a pole does not mean SHE put it there riiiiight?!! LOL. Being an attorney can be so much fun.
I wouldn't admit to having watched them out it on. But a magnet lol, it can always fall off. Also, what of she had called the local police to confront them because there are strange people tampering with her car?
It happened to me, but I kept it. And as a matter of fact, I still have it. I'm certain they are using my phones GPS now. I've quite a story to tell you if you're ever interested in this twisted mess they've caused me. But thanks for letting us hear your stories. Truly.
If Harris is installed, the thin veil of tracking your phone will be pierced. They do it now but don’t use it in court. Currently in one state they are trying to force the Amish get a phone so they can have surveillance. Our government is unhinged.
What tracker?
We'll call that "Pro Tip #2."
I have no idea what you're talking about.
Is there a label on the tracker saying it belongs to the police and if found must be returned? The trackers I've seen only have some obscure numbers on the outside and no indication of their purpose. Assuming it does not, then the car owner cannot be certain just what it is for and should be able to just remove it and destroy it however they can.
@@stevelehto Pro Tip #1: Don't talk to the police. Among other possibilities, you might accidentally supply them with facts you don't need them to have.
That is genus.
"We want our tracking device back." "It's a tracking device, right?" "Yeah." "Well then, go find it."
how many have been put on other vehicles? at what unit cost? who's budget purchases this? this is why DEFUND THE POLICE started!
I would have found it and depending on how big it is I would strap it to a bird
I would have sent it UPS ground across the country and let the idiots scratch their heads. Could have put it on the mayor's car for fun as well.
@@gerryd9606 send it to the north pole by air and have them drop it out at 10,000 feet
(golf clap) well played....LOL
Find a Police car at the Mall, and put the tracker on it. Let 'em have fun tracking one of their own for a while.
put it on the tracker van, so they can track themselves, while they track the tracked, tracking them for tracking.. well you get the point :D
@@mr.behaving That’s the funniest thing I’ve heard yet.
Exactly what I was thinking.
Problem is, they’ll arrest you for tampering with a police vehicle. Because rules for thee but not for me.
It would be hilarious, if the detective tracking it accidentally uncovered the police officer in a compromising situation.
If they lost a tracking device, you gotta wonder how well it really works.
Maybe only transmits a short distance. For following behind her.
Maybe it doesn't transmit anything. Maybe it needs to be removed and plugged into a computer to get desired information.
@@AlphanumericCharacters I wonder how long it was on the pole in front of the school before they realized it wasnt where they placed it.
The fact they got inside the gated community is suspicious.
Low tech police department! All you need is a warrant for the persons cell phone to follow the find my phone app😂😂👍👍
A friend found one on his car and promptly returned it to the US gov via snail mail to the US Consulate in Ulan Batar, Mongolia.
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i hope this is a true story.
Lmao yesss fuck the feds.
Why did they put it there?? Its not random.
Noice
As a truck driver, I can think of a really easy way to give them something to do... find a FedEx trailer.🤣😂
...that, or drive down to the local rail yard.
You sir are a genius
Nah, find a car hauler, put it on one of the cars.
Just sneak up and stick it on their own police car.
RIGHT!!!!
I also want to point out that if the cops put something on your car, demand it back, and then arrest you for possessing it when you go to return it, that would be one of the most cut-and-dry examples of entrapment I've ever seen.
Given that entrapment is de facto allowed in the US (despite the law saying otherwise), what would that change ?
If a police officer posing as a prostitute in order to provoke someone into offering money for sex so they can charge him or the police setting up a trap in the form of a manipulated car they then they hope to lure someone to try to steal isnt entrapment, then I dont know what is.
If that were the case, I’d tell them to go get it themselves. You put it there, you go get it back.
@@CarlAlex2
That's a reach, your example isn't entrapment
@@knes167 In both examples the police causes situations were the law is broken - that IS entrapment. That the corrupt US justice sytem rules otherwise just proves its corrupt.
@@knes167 It is entrapment.... and the law allows the cops to do that exactly, but if you propose to pay... then you are breaking the law.
a few dozen balloons, and some string with a slight Easterly breeze and that tracker is no longer your problem.
@@stefanfrankel8157
That only works in so far as no one else with a secondary vehicle could be there. Which is kind of an impossibility. They would also point out the fact that you would have more then enough time to get from a to b, do the crime, and get back to a.
Nearest interstate fueling plaza. Truck heading to West Coast.
@@stefanfrankel8157 You're assuming the tracker doesn't have a sensor to detect when it's been removed. If you start removing and replacing it repeatedly, you've just dug a hole for yourself.
Leave it on a railroad track. Then it is never used again.
@@stefanfrankel8157 Maybe the reason they needed 5 guys to install it was to make sure she knew it was there. I'll bet the never even thought about looking for the car that was following her. Or maybe she still hasn't found the 2nd tracker.
I’m surprised they got the tracker installed with only five cops. Incredible
I know right. I didn't think police could possess that level of intelligence.
Police departments are hiring in favor of psychopathy, not intelligence.
It took 4 of them to dig the hole for the ladder.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
They can change a light bulb with two. One to arrest it for being broke and one to beat the room for being black.
Reverse asset forfeiture - ask the police to prove that the tracker belongs to them and that it has not been involved in any illegal activities.
Pure genius!
And sell it at auction!
They have assets list, this would be quite easy for them to do.
@@lordmadmunki1918 But they would have to spend money to PROVE the tracker was not the proceeds of a crime.
It wouldn't make much of a point for something as small as a tracker, but maybe if you could seize a police station?
@@MonkeyJedi99 since when did the government care about saving money? Joking aside, because this device could be used in court, it is heavily documented, such as purchase information, calibration, etc.
Steve, here in Baton Rouge, we have a special repository for found trackers. It's called the Mississippi River.
😂😂😂 There ya go!
Better if she stuck it on a riverboat...track that 🤣
@@bsrcat1 Water tight container and send it out to sea still operating.
🤣
stick it on a city bus or even better on a long haul truck.
This reminds me of a friend who was a firearms dealer and also had a license to manufacture explosives. An ATF informant came to his business and attempted to buy several guns and regulated explosive items without paperwork. The dealer sold him several antique guns and black powered guns without paperwork. He also sold him binary components. He charged the informant ten times what the items were worth. The man left and minutes later two ATF agents arrived. The gun dealer laughed at them and told them that he did everything legal and they agreed. The ATF agents then asked him for their buy money back and his said no way jose. It was a legal salel and I am satisfied with the outcome.
You don’t need paperwork for antique guns ?
Not anything made before 1898 I believe. This story is fake though
@@mikek6115 are you the agent? Bit embarrassed are you?
@@Mogachaffe incorrect. You just don’t need a federal firearms license. Paperwork is life.
@@Mogachaffe You don't need a backround check for most black powder firearms or firearms made before 1898.
It would be hilarious if she had just attached it to some random trailer at a truck stop. Next day it's 5 states away. LOL
I'm sorry. My policy is to hold it as evidence for up to a year. Check back later. I also charge a $79 a day storage fee.
And charge it for room and sanitation supplies.
Tell them they have to sue you to get it back
Exactly.
Unable to comment on an active investigation.
Have you filled a missing tracker report,
When last did you see it
What was it wearing
Was it under adult supervision
Has it run off before
We have a 10 year policy before we can investigate as it may return to by itself.
Should we find it we will not tell you for fear of incriminating ourselves.
Have a nice day
NEXT
Put it in an Amazon box, leave on the porch, wait for porch pirates.
That's brilliant. Two birds with one stone.
That is the greatest outcome.
Genius 😂
That is "Law Abiding Citizen" level. Very nice.
I laughed my ass off!
I came out of a grocery store about a year ago and noticed a man walking away from my car, since my car was parked away from any other cars I thought that it was suspicious. The next day I looked under my car and found a tracking device and I couldn't think of any reason why the law would want to track me. Somehow and I'm not sure how but it ended up on the mayor's car.
For all you know it could be criminal try to see when you are not home so he can rob your place. They abandoned it on your property, It is yours now, same as penny on the street, no claim can be made.
Yeah that’s a decently common tactic for thieves
This seems like an entirely reasonable and proper outcome.
@@toriless Now they use Apple Air Tags.
A very easy mixup.
Steve, if state Leos put a tracker on the car with a warrant within their state, does the warrant still have jurisdiction if the tracked person leaves the state?
One of my coworkers was driving a tractor trailer. He stopped at a light and saw someone put something under his trailer. He called the cops. After bomb tech removed it it was determined that the guy who put it there found out his wife was tracking him.
So it is ok to round up half dozen helium balloons from the dollar store and free Willie that device.
LOL!
Just put it on a U-Haul truck, then you don't have to pay for anything.
Put it onto a freight train car container heading for the coast. It will be in china in a couple weeks.
@@badkittynomilktonight3334 I prefer it stay in country so they chase it around for a while.
@@freecat1278 stick it an Amtrak starliner let them track it at 80 MPH across the states.
If they want to play shady surveillance games, I don't want to hear them crying about losing their toys.
That's what happened to Herc and Carver.
if people wanna resist arrest i dont want to hear them cry when they get shot
@@steelwitness so if they think you did something and you didn’t just run with it? White folks are vocal about that type of shit.
@@user-kz2yt5ow7r innocent until proven guilty. But maybe I should be more specific. If you are going to physically resist you can't complain if you get shot. Youre right, white people are vocal. You can plead your case all day but if you get physical they will too so how you gonna blame them? They take people into custody because if they're guilty they won't stick around long enough to get charged.
@@steelwitness true, that man did not get physical 🤔
Tracking devices are an excellent preparation for the home burglary... 😮
Even with two or more cars on the driveway 😮😮😮
@nigellbutlerrr2638 yes. Thats right. They see a super high end care and boom. Thieves are high tech now.
yup. i keep seeing this same topic on my homepage feed. illegals planting cameras to monitor your home.
I'm sorry bro, if you leave something on my car, it is mine. you can't have it back.
Ah, the age old "finders keepers" defense.
What something?
I don't know what you're talkin' 'bout, officer!
Oh so you want the tracker back I found on my car? Well, I'm going to need to see proof of ownership.
It would be really funny if they put it on a train car. Imagine the Keystone cops chasing it between states.
@@jimwhitehead1532 Forget between states, put it on a trailer head for the docks.
Should have put it on a squad car, now they are in possession of it.
Epic!
On an ambulance or firetruck but the best would be the dog catcher and make calls about dogs to send him all over town
Lol
@@markfuller9886 lol
Under the car of the judge who issued the warrant.
In 2012'ish I found a tracker on my vehicle. Drove a few states over for vacation, and attached to a nearby freight train. Never heard anything about it afterwards. True story.
Was the tracker under the dash? It might have been a remote "kill switch" used by many "buy here pay here" car dealers. Under the bumper, it would be more likely to be a law enforcement tracker.
@@williamjones7821 under the bumper
That's what I'd do
What tracker do you got a receipt?
It would have mysteriously been attached to a greyhound bus heading across country or in a shipping container headed to the shipyard
Dozen ballons and some zip ties and let the wind decide its faith 🤭🤭💨💨
🤣🤣
It be funny as "F" to place it on a aircraft, look officer Jones, John doe is driving at 500 mph over the posted limit
Should have read this before I commented. lol
Miguel3209 1 >> You just described a scene from the film/s Thief 1981 & heat 1995 both police placed the tracking device on a through state bus... to throw them off the sent of the real action. BTW thief (1981) is great film not to mention the film music.
*[Puts tracker on embassy car to create international incident]*
Devilish! 😂😂😂
Great effing idea🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Underrated comment.
I would call off work and drive to DC to make this happen.
In Quebec consular and diplomatic cars have "CC 000" and "CD 000" plates (presumably so parking officers don't waste time ticketing them), while Average Joe has A00 AAA. Fairly easy to spot.
LOL!
If you find a tracking device on your car, go to a truck stop and put it on an 18 wheeler, let them track away... 😂😂
^^THIS!
Or maybe a bus fixing to keave on a cross country trip.
Specifically the trailer
No man don't do it to a semi... The driver would get screwed over it
@@gijoe696 no. They would track the trailer and when they started seeing it hit scale houses and truck stops, warehouses, they would realize that they had been duped and lost the tracker.
Car thieves sometimes put a GPS tracker or I-tag device on a highly stolen, or high value car so they can follow it before they take it
A buddy of mine found one on his truck a few years ago, he knew it was the police because of his activities, but we did some pretty funny and clever we took it to Walmart waited until the police showed up as they always do and put it on one of the police cars while they were inside
I would have stuck it on an interstate truck or even better a freight train.
Lol! Sounds like something I would do.
@@alandawson3345 they would know what was going on with a train, a truck would follow the road and be alot easier to keep them thinking they are tracking you
The best part of that is, you've returned it to the police without having to be told.
@@jamesweekley1087
-We want our tracker back.
-What, did you already lost it?
possible suggestion; drive the car to a very public place, state capital, large county hospital, library, college. then call the newspapers, then call the bomb squad, and record everything.
Genius!
don't do that.
@@AndrewGPeterson Don’t declare it a bomb, just tell the police you found a suspicious device attached to a vehicle near a government building and you’re worried about what might happen if you disturb it.
Making a bomb threat is illegal. So is making a fake bomb threat. But telling the truth about an unidentified device isn’t illegal.
Brilliant. Make sure it’s a public place so security cameras can capture you placing the device. I’d go to a random light post and see if I could toss it to the top of it. Easy to track its location, very difficult to spot.
@@bergmanoswell879 if you "think" its a bomb there is no fake bomb threat
Q: How many cops does it take to install a covert tracker. A: FIVE! One to attach it and four to lift the car over the his head.
The tracker would be the least of my worries if 4 dudes could lift my 3k pound car over their heads. 🤣
Thank you for that, you made my day.
Loved it, gonna use your qoute.
Pro-Tip: If found, put such devices on a delivery truck and say nothing to anyone...ever. Oh and make sure you wear gloves. 😁😁😁
Why wear gloves?? Paranoid??
Under the precedent of Civil Asset Forfeiture, because the police attached it to the car without the owner's knowledge, they forfeit any civil claims to it. They can pound sand in my book.
just attach it to the nearest police car
@@donagnew8481 Nah, attach it to a whale or dolphin.
Yep. They left it on your vehicle. It’s yours to do with as you wish. I’d be busy pulling it apart because I like to know how things work. It’s dust once I get bored with it.
It would be taken off and placed on a semi truck. It’s getting to where more and more law abiding people are not trusting Police anymore. It’s sad. Most are good people. Not these in Thai story. You touch something on my car it’s mine. I’ll tear it up or put it where oil can leak all over and inside it. It’s getting worse and worse. In 10 years tome 90% of the nation will hate all police.
I was thinking the same thing, if they affix it to your property at what point does it become yours? I really like the idea of attaching it to a police car but that probably breaks some law.. nevertheless I laughed really good at the thought! The only other places that I think would be really fun are a county judge’s car, the mayor’s car, the police chief’s SO’s car....still probably not a good idea but an entertaining thought experiment.
The TRACKING device was on a pole. They KNEW WHERE IT WAS. They asked her to BRING IT IN. That was entrapment. They would have arrested her on the spot.
Ensnare and entrap, that is the daily agenda.
for what??
@@verne51 Theft of their property. It's happened before.
That's when you say! Say what what are you talking about so it's on my car? No it's on the pole where you put it! What are you talking about a tracker for what! Well you need to go get it & bring it back! What to who? Well the police! when? Well now okay but i still don't know where? We told you the police! Ok i get that but a telephone pole where? Then don't show up! Then they take you into custody still carrying on say well you stole our tracker you could play this all day includeing well we told you it was on this pole! Well yeah but what school! What pole i really did look but ah i still don't what know your talkin about i don't even know what a tracker looks like so ah i supose i could of seen it when i looked for it but how would i know if i don't even know what this thing looks like! Or why it was suposedly on my car or if it was really even on my car! I'm afraid i don't have enough information all the way around to actually be able to answer your question! 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I would think placing a tracker without permission even if it is a warrant is entrapment if the owner of that vehicle is not the suspect!
Boy, if only she could have put it on a police car. Let them follow themselves. "Wow, look at this guys, she went to Krispy Kreme five times today, then she went to the police station. Was she delivering donuts and coffee, and we missed it?"
Trackers do not work that way . They have to recover the device to know where it went .
@@jesusoftheapes not true many trackers transmit in real time.
Attach it to a random semi.
@@stuartgraham9357 I stuck mine to a Pepsi truck . They need to recover the device to know where it has been . It is not like the movies trackers.
@@jesusoftheapes that's a logger not a tracker , you need to do some research what a tracker does , yes it can track in real time , I have one , they are cheap on eBay and use a mobile sim card
The best joke would have been to drive to a walmart parking lot, put the tracker on car next to you and drive away…..laughing all the way home.
potentially causing harm to a random stanger, is that your idea of a good time?
probably an empty but idling cop car. or some allied security vehicle in the area.
I'm still waiting for the story where someone puts it on a truck to Mexico.
I'd make a visit to the local train yard and slap it on the Empire Builder for a nice long cross-country trip.
@@nolongeramused8135 goes to train yard for amtrak... sees a Canadian Pacific engine. Ahhhh yes. It's going on that one instead 🤣🤣
@@nolongeramused8135 any train car will work but I think putting on a locamotive might lead to a police chase
Toss it out on the freeway
I'm sure I would go to the truckstop next to a major highway and attach it to a truck there.
That tracker would've been on a tractor trailer heading across the country if I found it.
Or a military convoy, they may even shoot first!
That was my first thought, as well. Especially one destined for Canada or Mexico.
Or put that tracker on the DA's vehicle to find out where all the official protected drug rackets are.
I posted the exact same thought
Train cars 😉
"We want our tracker back"
"The tracker you placed on my car."
"Yes?"
"Sounds like you gifted me a tracking device. Thank you very much."
Put it in a zip lock bag and send it down a river.
Possession is still 9/10th of the law.
@@chadm6981 After all, why should civil asset forfeiture only go one way?
@@JadeyCatgirl99 wonder if you could charge the police a storage fee for their property being stored on your property? I would probably just leave it on my vehicle and take long drives out to random spots and sit for and hour or so then drive to another random spot, rinse and repeat.
@@chadm6981 I like the idea of sending them an invoice for 'on-site storage of government property'. $10,000/day sounds good to me.
when I found out the police put a tracker on my 4 wheeler. I found it since it was the only clean new item on my old quad that was dying. as soon as I found it !!! I sent the tracker a quad to scrap it. and I made sure the scrap yard destroyed my quad fully. I had the cops show up a few days later looking for my quad. I told them it was scrapped 3 days ago. And they said they were gonna charged me for destruction of property they put on my machine. That is the only reason I knew it belonged to the cops !!! and there was no warrant for it either !!! and the next one i found was hidden in my e-bike. only reason I found it they put screws in the wrong holes. and my plastic was clacking on the frame saying it was loose.
FARADAY cage.
_"What you do with the tracker?"_
"What tracker? I don't own any trackers."
_"You're in possession of our..."_
✋🏼 "Show me the evidence."
Microwaves are faraday cages. Get a junk microwave from the dump (you were salvaging, nothing more, nothing less), go to walmart, chuck the tracker in the microwave and close the door, the tracker pops off the radar in the walmart parking lot, whoops the battery was faulty, bury the damn thing deep in the woods, not on the car, whatever it was knocked off by a branch on the road!
@@lsswappedcessna microwaves don’t have a fine enough mesh to block frequencies that trackers would transmit at, they only really block microwaves, like they’re supposed to. You would need a much finer cage. To see this yourself, make a phone call and then place your phone into the microwave and see if it disconnects or not
@@keatonwright5764 Note: do not activate the oven while the phone is inside
...jus`thinkin` 😒
Attach something to my car = giving me whatever you attached. Their property becomes my property.
Nope you gotta give it back.
@@JustForFun77077 If a judge signs a search warrant giving the police the authority to enter private property and seize that specific item, then yes, no problem. But I’m under no obligation to transport it anywhere nor am I required to keep it on my car once it’s discovered.
@@JoeD0403 quite right! take it off and leave it in the street. Its a tracker! they'll find it.
@@JoeD0403 nope. Youre wrong.
@@JustForFun77077 No he's not. There is no legal obligation for him to take it to them whatsoever, they left it with him, they have to come back and get it legally. If I dump a truck full of shit in your yard, you are not legally required to bring it back to me, just like if police attach a tracker unknowingly to someone's vehicle, THEY have to retrieve it, there is absolutely no obligation for you to bring it to them, even if you removed it. They forfeited that property by them intentionally placing it out of their possession.
Them demanding for it to be returned is entrapment if anything, just like them asking the person that this video is about to take it back to them, when they knew full well where it was the whole time. They wanted her to bring it in to witness it being in her possession and nothing else.
I think the appropriate response since it is magnetic would be to go to a city council meeting and put it on the Mayors car, they might even find some interesting places he visits!
Or stick it under an Uber, or semi truck.. Or a train.. :D
You win!lol
I might not wanna take it that far. You could potentially get a vandalism charge for attaching it to their car. You might ask, "how could that happen?!" To which, I would say, they might jiggle the tracker around until it scratches the paint, then the tracker that was placed on X's car ended up on Y's car and damaged it in the process. Oh and you may even get stalking charges if they can come up with a way to claim that you figured out how to hack into the tracker and get data out of it. But, yes, it would be amazing to plant a tracker on city officials vehicles.
I suppose it could be argued that they wouldn't be able to prove YOU removed it from your car and YOU put it on his car, but we all know how police interrogations work, and if the person isn't very smart, they may just decide to admit to it out of fear of a greater sentence.
@@since1876 that's why you put it on the mayor's car while wearing gloves and not on camera. Then they will have to prove that you put it on the mayor's car in order to get you in any trouble whatsoever. And by your logic if a cop puts a tracker on my car and I see it all I got to do is slide it until it scratches my paint and then I can file vandalism charges on the police officer that put it on my car.
I think finding it stuck to railroad tracks would be entirely reasonable
On the train so the cops have to take a roadtrip.
Stick it on the chiefs police car..'But I gave it back already!' 😂
Aim to do it on a railroad crossing, you can claim "Officer! it clearly must have fallen off when I was bumping over the rails!".
With my background in electronics, I'm perfectly fine with the police providing me free parts.😉
Yeah, prices on Lithium batteries keep going up so I'll take what I can get. I am also always in need of resistors and regulators for my led light projects. So free parts are always a good gift.
The eSIM chip inside can be soldered to pads from a regular nano SIM card (the pinout is the same) and inserted into your phone for unlimited free data. The downside is that they can still track you.
@@marc-andreservant201 lol, use it to watch youtube in 4k...
Who cares they can track you. Only use it places non incriminating, such as p0rn... lookup cop stuff lol
Bruh what did I walk in on an electronics chop shop lmao
Right? I want a free battery and magnet too.
I wouldn't be surprised if someone started a "Disassemble a Police Tracker" channel.
How about a right to "repair" channel?
Sounds like a topic for The Lock Picking Lawyer
Someone disassembled a windshield barnacle and repurposed the cellular modem as a wifi hotspot...
that sounds more so like a video idea than an entire channel. There aren't enough types of trackers to make an entire channel out of it but you can make a few videos of it. "How to disassemble a police tracker non-destructively", " how to tell it is a police tracker and which model number it is", " how to reassemble a police tracker", " how to repair a police tracker", and the one that might be against the law " how to reverse GPS the police tracker to find who is tracking it"
Being able to reverse engineer and spoof the messages/comms of that tracker would mean endless hours of entertainment f*cking with these dumb cops.
The best place to leave a tracker found on your car is at the bottom of the outhouse holding tank😅
A buddy of mine took a tracking device, and put it on a freight train leaving town. Let them track that down!
That's a federal offense for trespassing on railroad property. Find a smarter way to handle it.
@@absalomdraconis 🤫
@@absalomdraconis So everywhere a sidewalk crosses a railroad track, folks walking across are committing a federal offense for trespassing?
@@West-Wind The railroads own the tracks, at roads and sidewalks an easement is given, but you are walking on railroad property. If you step into a rail yard or or anywhere not specifically intended for crossing the tracks you are trespassing.
@@stephendixon4619 Thus, its not inconceivable for someone to make contact with a train without trespassing.
Begs the question: does it take five guys to install a light bulb? Answer is: yes, if they are the Keystone Cops.
And still not installed properly
They are probably LARPing 007 fantasy
I'd be swinging by the Greyhound station to send that tracker on a ride.
Was thinking about freight container to china, but I guess that works as well :D
Steve, I will tell you this state.Troopers here in louisiana are very klanish, If i'm not mistaken, troopers and wildlife and fishery train together, Not long ago a trooper lost his job because he covered up for his friends that had broke the law By assaulting an individual that was in handcuffs
I can totally believe it took 5 American cops to figure out how to use a magnet.
If they don't even know what a vvoman is, pretty sure magnets are far beyond their comprehension. Good thing they have a badge and sidearm!
Which raises the question; how many state cops does it take to screw in a light bulb....
Idk those numbers seem a little low
Surveillance would be funny on a few politicians 😛😛
Another thought..
Unless they have a tag saying
If found please return it to the police dept.i cant imagine you could be charged??
😛🍹😖
Your Possession of Stolen Property warning is absolutely warranted.
When I was 15 years old my parents used to let me have house parties at my place all the time, and some arse "accidentally" or not, left a stolen film camera at my house. (This was back in the 90s)
The next day my girlfriend at the time and I were cleaning up after the party, and found the camera. It just so happened to belong to HER parents, she knew I didnt take it, we found it together. It fell out of a jacket pocket when we picked it up.
But her parents hated me with a passion, so when we returned it to them, thinking theyd be grateful to have it back, they called the police on me and had ME charged with possession of stolen property.
The story doesnt end there tho;
They hit me with a $300 restitution and 90 hours of community service.
But, it was a small town, I was one of the few teenagers with a daily afternoon job, so I thought I could get them all done every Sunday if I didnt miss ANY Sundays.
Everything worked great until the last 3 weeks before my court date.
I had 9 HOURS left, I walked into court thinking I'd just ask for another week to complete them, I GOT 6 MONTHS IN YOUNG OFFENDERS!
I spent my 16th birthday in there.
And the kicker to all this, Bobbi, my girlfriends mother, WORKED AT THE YOUNG OFFENDERS!
Listen to this lawyer!
If or when you ever see stolen property, well, I'd just say absolutely destroy it.. but the good lawyer here says that could be another charge in and of itself.. goddamn this system is broken as all hell!
Sorry, I forgot to add, the last 3 weeks before the court date I got 6 months at, thr guy I was doing my hours with at the towns Arena, "went on vacation".
The other employees at the arena said they cant sign my hours off for me, my probation officer said wander around to community based organizations like the old folks home. The old folks home and the arena are the only two places I could do my hours in that town, I asked the old folks home and they said they already had too many probationers doing hours there.
I went back to the arena and worked those hours anyway, they just didnt count because nobody signed the hours off for me.
Well....so sorry you had such negligent "parents " to allow houe parties when you were 15. Girlfriend....13? 12? But sure, they probably needed to attend a swap party.
The girls parents probably didn't like you for throwing ragers. They probably disliked your parents more. Did you throw any more ragers while you were in juvi? Lmao
I used to attach and recover GPS units in the busy parking lots of the mall, “bad” neighborhoods, gated communities and so on. I was usually going solo, although at times I would have a spotter nearby to warn of someone approaching. A friend of mine was installing a unit and dropped his wallet in the driveway. The subject of his investigation was kind enough to bring the wallet, complete with his PI license inside, to his house…along with the tracker. Good times.
100 % Bull crap.. why lie like that..?? Feem good?? On the spectrum??
@@barry1122 From that jibberish, I can’t tell if you’re dain bramaged, tizzy or just a run of the mill paste eater.
I heard of a guy that Kern County Sheriffs put a tracker on and was found. They tracked it for over a month and later got warrants for all the places the tracker stopped at. But when they started executing all those warrants including his house. It was later discovered some how the tracker was on a Dominoes delivery car. Needless to say not only were the Sheriffs Mad at His house being clean but looking like clowns when they even had warrants for many BPD, KCDC, KCSD and Other city and county employees.
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That’s a true pro tip!!😂
Out of ALL the Comments, this was the BEST.
Good one !!!
😂😂😂😂😂 to funny 💯💯
Looks like that tracking device was *removes sunglasses * civilly forfeited.
Brilliant response
Thanks, Horatio!
It would have been more creative to take the tracker to the port and stick it to the hull of a ship.
She's in Fiji?
OH yeah, Hey Mr. Chen, what this? It stuck to ship! Round eyes!
I was thinking of a metal container on a ship going to Africa or Asia 🤣🤣
I once lived in the sorry state of Louisiana and have never seen such corrupt cops in my life as I witnessed there. It’s absolutely horrible
Judging from what I've seen here on YT over the years, I don't doubt you at all. I wonder if LA is even in a US state at all. We don't have to worry about them much longer. Sea level rise will take care of the problem.
As a Louisiana native I can confirm, our cops are crooked as the devils backbone
Try Illinois cops.
Horrible people.
They didn’t have the “right” to place the device.
They had the authority to do so.
Rights are very special things.
Don’t minimise them.
You do not have rights in America, you have privileges. It's only a right if it can't be taken away. ~ George Carlin
Very well put!
@@arnoldbailey7550 right = morally justifiable
@@chrishoffmann6254 Who determines morality in a diverse society whereby the governing doctrine allows for freedom of religion and affords people the "right" to pursue life, liberty, and happiness. Morals are subjective. One culture actually eats the body of the father when he dies and views anything else as horrific.
@@arnoldbailey7550 right and wrong is up to the individual. You are correct
Cops in Louisiana need two cars and a k-9 unit for a seatbelt ticket. 😂😂😂
It's really hard to plant drugs and confiscate your car, money, and property if they work alone.
The k9 is there to supervise
When the drug heads are smarter than the cops!
Yep for a long time drug enforcement were rolling 5 cars per stop. They pulled me over several times. 3 times in a little over a month they pulled me over and their probabacal cause was they see me entering a drug trafficking area. Same cop same bull sh## . Used the dog to hit and search my moms car.
Straight up harrassment. All 3 times I pointed out the address on my drivers licenses matches the house they pulled me over in front of. Yep pulled me over in front of my house.
I did not want to live in a drug trafficking area but they were not even bothering the drug dealers. 3 houses in the area border up with survalance cameras and bars on windows and doors with heavy foot traffic to this house where no one lives they just occupy. They have to keep that holding facility in plain dealing full to justify the tax money it took to build it.
@@roadrunner6694 it's a pretty low bar lol
💡 call the bomb squad and watch the hilarity unfold . 😅🤣😂
This is what I'd do, call 911 and tell them 5 men were placing a black device under my car and I'm worried for my safety as it might be an explosive device XD
Y'all are too nice... I'd put it on the Sheriff's car.
@@alvinmortimer7536 🤣😂🤩✌👍 absolutely fabulous !! .
Now there's an idea! 😂😂
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I've heard of stories Where people who still exotic cars put trackers on them just to find out where you stay later and then steal your car. How do you know it's not one of them? That would be my first thought that a thief put it there.
Some of us don't drive stiff worth stealing at least not nice enough to get a tracker.
It could have been accidentally transferred to another random vehicle in a supermarket parking lot... lol
Or a Semi trailer.... Haha
Lets put in on a similar Make/Model. Let the cops follow it around for a while.
Or put it ona deceives car !!!
@@matthewjanssen7957 That could ruin some innocent person day. But not a bad idea
Walter, Walter, Walter!
Not just *any* truck. Put it on the cab of a Walmart truck.
That'll give 'em something to think about!!!!
If they charge you of possession of an illegal item that they gave you, sue them for entrapment.
that doesnt work with drugs. you entered into the transaction knowingly and willingly.
@@steelwitness unknowingly received. Like a tracker.
@@CorporalDirge if you go to buy drug you know what you are about to receive because you set up to buy drugs. remember possession of an illegal item includes drugs not trackers
@@steelwitness are you suggesting they sold her the tracker?
Entrapment can be any form of giving without the recipient knowing. Or even giving by placing on their person or property. (Like planting drugs in a car.)
@@CorporalDirge they never threatened to charge her with illegal possession of an item. so drugs are what we are talking about because that is the most common form of illegal item unless we're talking about ivory, explosives, illegal weapons, or exotic animals. maybe youre confused with the possession of stolen property? cant charge her with that cause she didnt steal it
I would have taken it off without them knowing and placed it on a southbound semi truck (I live in AZ).. let them chase it across the border and try to retrieve it down there.
Covertly remove it at the truck. Stop and place it under a trailer that is going over the road.
Never tell the police you found their tracking device. Follow one of the many suggestions to send it somewhere else, but don't tell them you know.
USPS
...To Antarctica
"I was afraid it might have been placed by an organized group of catalytic converter thieves marking my car for their crews to visit after dark"
What would be the legal exposure if someone found such a device and then somehow it ended up getting attached to an uber that they hired? #askingforafriend
Better yet, hide it in a aircraft
Or a cop cruiser 😂
Just a thought here. Why not call the police and say you found something attached to your car and you think but are not that it's a bomb? See if a bomb squad shows up.
@@richardk.46 Place it on public transportation first. They may detonate in place and ruin your car.
Never thought I'd see you here😂
A warrant is only needed if the car's power is tapped into. If the tracking device is powered by it's own power supply, a warrant isn't needed.
If someone keeps their vehicle in a closed garage, a warrant is needed to enter the garage to install any gps tracker on a vehicle.
Bad lawyers cost you so much$$
@@barry1122 and the relevance is...?
Go to a truck stop and find a car with plates from 5 states away. That would be a nice wild goose chase.
If I caught someone doing that they are gonna have a big problem, and it doesn't have to be my car. If I don't catch you the cameras will, and guess what, that's easy to find out (gps).
Much more trouble than it's worth, when you could throw it in the trash right before the truck comes to pick it up
@@2inchfromtheground I've done a lot sneakier things than dropping a pocket full of change on the ground and reaching under a car to retrieve it.
Be sure to call me before you drive 1000 miles to pay me a visit after you figure it out. That way we can make plans for your stay.
Prolly get that poor guy or gal beat by the police in their frustration
@@brianbeard7278 try to pick someone that has an "I back the badge" bumper sticker. That should get them out of trouble.
If I removed a tracking transponder from my car, I would attach it to the first cop car I see hanging out at Winchell's, Dunk'in or KrispyKreme. Ever see a dog chase its own tail? Visualization complete.
Wouldn’t it be totally weird if the tracking device fell off her vehicle on the highway, and attached itself to a semi-trailer heading out of state lines? Or if it fell off while crossing train tracks, and attached itself to an out-bound train?
Attach it to a freaking airplane, when officer Fife tracks the suspect, the officer will see the suspect driving in excess of 500 mph
Pro tip number 34, covert devices should be placed covertly.
Now there needs to be some rule 34 of tracking devices.
They are. I will let you see me attach the decoy.
Makes one wonder what the combined IQ of the 5 cops was?
Big brain move: put the tracker on a vehicle of a very similar description
500th person to mention... not big brained...
"I put a bug in your house... and I want it back! Oh, and while you are getting it, grab the little hidden camera that's in your daughter's bathroom..." - Public Servant
I think I would mail it ti the Attorney Generals office with a letter saying you assume it belongs to a law enforcement agency and you wanted to return it. Then throw it in a mail box. the magnet will probably stick it to the inside of the metal box and the box should act as a Faraday cage blocking the signal. If they come looking for it tell them it's in the mail.
IMO, if you abandon something on my property then it becomes mine to do with as I please.
Ah yes, according to common law of "inventor tentor".
(Finders keepers).
@@immortalsofar5314 how about abandoned property on state property? Like propane tanks washed on wildlife management land during a flood?
that's what I said, but the airline took their engine back.
It probably has a sim card. So remove, install in phone, use to call $1 per min chat hotlines or use to order a bunch of adult toys and such and send packages to your friendly local sheriffs dept.
Would that truly work?
@@pandorasbox313 No. Do not use police gear or send things to their precinct.
Many "trackers" are just recording devices, not transmitters. They record GPS data, which is later downloaded direct from the device. The device has to be recovered from the vehicle before the data can be copied. If the device has been removed, the police have no (electronic) way to find it.
With latex gloves on, I would remove it and place it on the police chief wife's car. Then after a few days, from an untraceable phone, I'd call the police chief's wife and let her know of a rumor circulating around the station, for her to check her car for a tracker (& where to look, of course). Should make for some interesting times on the old home front! 😏
Another great suggestion.
Trackers seem outdated when everyone carries one in their pocket these days already.
It's a LOT more difficult to get cell tracking info out of the cell company than to get some local judge willing to sign off on a tracker.
The phone companies have to deal with some rather strong federal legislation and any warrant or production order goes through an army of lawyers before any data is handed over.
The end result is the same, but cell tracking is a lot more work for the cops.
@Jose Stickman Press charges. Wiretapping laws are a felony if violated, and only stop being a felony if the cops have a warrant. Tapping a phone doesn’t just make the evidence the tap gets inadmissible, it makes whoever installed and operated the tap eligible for 3-5 in state prison, with the added benefit of a felony conviction making them ineligible to ever be a cop again, for life.
@Jose Stickman That's called parallel construction and it's a form of evidence laundering. It isn't legal though I imagine cops get away with it often. Do you have proof this is what they did? If so, you may have a lucrative lawsuit on your hands.
@Jose Stickman People have no clue to the extent of their (police) illegal activities.
or injected into them
Seems to me... a foreign object found on ones property is subject to disposal when discovered.
I love tearing that stupid tag off all my new pillows !!!
You rebel you. 🤣 Me too.
Dont tell RoboCop.
When I was a kid, maybe 11 or 12 years old, I accidentally tore one of those tags off an old mattress. I very carefully buried it in the trash, under more trash, and I didn't tell anyone. I thought I might get in trouble if anybody found out what I'd done.
Why do so many people think it's illegal to take the tag off your own pillow or mattress? Have those people not actually read the tag? Is the word "consumer" not in their dictionaries?
I would have walked to the gas station and waited a couple minutes for the cops to show up for donuts and coffee and put it on their ride !
She drove over the once-horizontal pole. The pole shifted, and became vertical. Everyone knows the poles are shifting.
Nice science add
Underrated comment
Yea due to climate change lol
she was a pole dancer..
@@jamesgibson5876 so you know Star too
Do you see Wiley Coyote sneaking around then Road Runner finding the box?😂😂
Heave it over the fence to the lion enclosure at the zoo. Feel free to go retrieve that.
"So the question is: What would you do, you see this weird device stuck to your car?"
A) Stick it to the car next to mine.
Or on a train. That would be fun.
Frankly, I'd call the bomb squad. Let the cops deal with the cops.
A car next to yours could be plausible "We put it on the wrong car..." Or, just find a car the same make, model, color...Preferably, some poor saps, mother in law...
@@brentfarvors192 cops wife 😆
@@MrTheHillfolk He finds out she's cheating...ROLL!
Make it "fun" for them. Hide it on public transport, like a bus or train, and let them go chasing after it.
Put it on a shipping container on its way back to China
@@benonihiggins8204 that's what I was thinking.
@@benonihiggins8204 I like the way you think. Well played.
Oh I like this idea.
@@benonihiggins8204 Not a lot of people have access to a shipping container, but a lot of people could find a truck stop and stick it under a semi headed who knows where.
I’d head to the docks and stick the thing to an outgoing shipping container.
What if it would up on a cross country semi?
Police: "Nooo! You can't keep our Orwellian spy device!"
The owner of the car: "Hippoty hoppity, your bug is now my property!"
Technically, the taxpayer DID pay for it, soo...
Somebody watches full send videos. Lol
@@RUclipsChannel-rg2sb - the purpose to which it was put is.
@@RUclipsChannel-rg2sb So just drain the battery and leave it be. It will still be there when they check but the batteries they use in the current ones you basically have to disassemble the stupid thing to replace. Most of it is a case with a small circuit board with 3 or 4 chips and a connection to the VRM for the battery so it doesn't over nor under volt itself. The battery compared to the circuit board is huge.
Russian scientists tracking migrating eagles ran out of money after some of the birds flew to Iran and Pakistan and their SMS transmitters drew huge data roaming charges.
Hahah no shit that's hilarious
@@MrTheHillfolk Exactly. I can imagine the police not setting up roaming and getting stung with the charges, if you dump the tracker on top of a container. Next stop, Dubai and China
@@Nickle314 that would be absolutely wonderful.
Reminds me of about 25 years ago, when I first entered tech school.
One of the kids got an aol account but because of whatever he had setup wrong with the dialer he got a 600$ phone bill that month 😝
I would've put it in a overnight shipping box and sent it to Siberia.😅
it could have fallen off ANYWHERE, just because they found it on a pole does not mean SHE put it there riiiiight?!! LOL. Being an attorney can be so much fun.
Down a sewer/storm grate on a rough road full of potholes.
@@whirledpeaz5758 Rofl: The "phone call" from the Soprano's..."Who the F is this...?" "Well, F U, and your phone..."
Stalkers also use trackers so this is a questionable item to have on any car/truck.
I wouldn't admit to having watched them out it on. But a magnet lol, it can always fall off. Also, what of she had called the local police to confront them because there are strange people tampering with her car?
It happened to me, but I kept it. And as a matter of fact, I still have it. I'm certain they are using my phones GPS now. I've quite a story to tell you if you're ever interested in this twisted mess they've caused me. But thanks for letting us hear your stories. Truly.
If Harris is installed, the thin veil of tracking your phone will be pierced. They do it now but don’t use it in court. Currently in one state they are trying to force the Amish get a phone so they can have surveillance. Our government is unhinged.