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Originally Posted by Mr. Ford95
What if the police are using aircraft?? You are not going to detect that with anything. |
Originally Posted by greg3564
Originally Posted by Mr. Ford95
What if the police are using aircraft?? You are not going to detect that with anything. |
What if the police are using aircraft?? You are not going to detect that with anything |
Originally Posted by kona911
Originally Posted by greg3564
Originally Posted by Mr. Ford95
What if the police are using aircraft?? You are not going to detect that with anything. |
Re: radar detector
Originally Posted by greg3564
Originally Posted by Evinrude
Is there any Radar Detectors on the market that can't be detected by police?
JUST DON'T SPEED. Think of the money you'll save if you don't have to buy detectors, pay ticket costs, pay lawyers, etc. |
Originally Posted by PackRatTDI
Originally Posted by kona911
Originally Posted by greg3564
Originally Posted by Mr. Ford95
What if the police are using aircraft?? You are not going to detect that with anything. Turn your scanner on. Yep, but make sure it's a good scanner that has digital/trunk tracking capabilities. |
Originally Posted by Fredog
Originally Posted by PackRatTDI
Originally Posted by kona911
Originally Posted by greg3564
Originally Posted by Mr. Ford95
What if the police are using aircraft?? You are not going to detect that with anything. Turn your scanner on. Yep, but make sure it's a good scanner that has digital/trunk tracking capabilities. |
It's not illegal to listen to scanners. Only if used in conjuntion with a crime, such as robbing a store or burglarizing a home, not speeding.
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Originally Posted by greg3564
It's not illegal to listen to scanners. Only if used in conjuntion with a crime, such as robbing a store or burglarizing a home, not speeding.
interesting site pertaining to this http://www.ncsl.org/programs/transpo...dar.htm#table2 |
Originally Posted by Fredog
Originally Posted by greg3564
It's not illegal to listen to scanners. Only if used in conjuntion with a crime, such as robbing a store or burglarizing a home, not speeding.
The following is from the National Council of State Legislators. Table 2: State Laws on Mobile Scanners State Description CALIFORNIA Scanner usage illegal in furtherance of a crime. FLORIDA Scanners illegal when mounted in vehicles unless the individual is a licensed alarm system contractor, a member of the press on assignment, a licensed amateur radio operator, or a citizen with written permission from the chief of police of sheriff. INDIANA Scanners illegal when mounted in vehicles unless the individual is a licensed alarm system contractor, a member of the press on assignment, a licensed amateur radio operator, or a citizen with written permission from the chief of police or sheriff. KENTUCKY Scanners are illegal while vehicles are mobile unless the user has a Federal Communications Commission licensure. Law enforcement officers are authorized to seize and destroy scanners. The law exempts the following: retailers and wholesalers selling radios. Commercial, educational, or television stations using them at the place of business. Individuals at their residences. Commercial towing trucks. Newspaper reporters and photographers on duty. Disaster and emergency services personnel with written permission from the state director of emergency services. People holding a valid amateur radio license. Peace officers authorized in writing by their agency head. Commonwealth and county attorneys and their assistants. MICHIGAN Police receiver radios are illegal in vehicles unless the driver is an amateur-radio operator with technician-class license or above, or with written permission. MINNESOTA Mobile scanners are illegal except for police and amateur radio operators licensed by the Federal Communications Commission. The Superintendent of the Bureau of Criminal Apprehension also must give approval. Use of scanners in furtherance of a felony is illegal. NEW JERSEY Use in furtherance of a crime is illegal. NEW YORK Possessing a scanner is illegal for anyone without a permit. OKLAHOMA Use in furtherance of a crime is illegal. SOUTH DAKOTA Possession for use during a felony is illegal. Use in business establishments legal with prior written permit. Amateur radio operators exempted from law. Confiscation for violations. VERMONT Use in furtherance of a crime is illegal. VIRGINIA Illegal if used to further a felony. |
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