Posted: 5/12/2013 1:16:10 PM EDT
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Anyone ever hear of it ? , just saw it myself, DNA for your belongings(allegedly), anywho pretty buzzed now
copdots.com is it for those that are curious.
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My dad had his work truck broke into at Menards and they stole ~$10,000 worth of power tools. Everything with a cord or battery. He got some (different brand) to put on all of his new stuff. Obviously it would only work well if a big time thief was caught (nobody is running around a flea market checking everything with a UV light), and the police would need to know to look for them. My question is, if suspected stolen goods are recovered, do cops run a UV light over every nook and cranny to look for these? I doubt it. You can't put them in a place that sees any wear, so they need to be around the cord in the body of a tool, or a low spot where the battery slides in on something like a drill or sawzall. Anywhere else you risk it getting rubbed off.
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My dad had his work truck broke into at Menards and they stole ~$10,000 worth of power tools. Everything with a cord or battery. He got some (different brand) to put on all of his new stuff. Obviously it would only work well if a big time thief was caught (nobody is running around a flea market checking everything with a UV light), and the police would need to know to look for them. My question is, if suspected stolen goods are recovered, do cops run a UV light over every nook and cranny to look for these? I doubt it. You can't put them in a place that sees any wear, so they need to be around the cord in the body of a tool, or a low spot where the battery slides in on something like a drill or sawzall. Anywhere else you risk it getting rubbed off. OUCH ! , for dad, however, just like when LO-JAK was new to the market , law enforcement adapted pretty quickly, sounds to me like it is a worthwhile $30.00 spent , win or lose. |
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Anyone ever hear of it ? , just saw it myself, DNA for your belongings(allegedly), anywho pretty buzzed now copdots.com is it for those that are curious. ![]() Thanks for the link (Heres a free hot one) , I think I may be getting some if this.
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