Killer Robots okayed in San Fran

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San Fran just approved allowing robots to kill criminal suspects -

am planning to visit there soon - don't plan on committing any crimes - but I hope there's no glitch and I don't get whacked by a bot

the age or Robocop is upon us



https://techcrunch.com/2022/11/30/sa...obots-to-kill/



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[PaceAdvantage]

I just bought the Robocop skin in Fortnite...coincidence?

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[azeri98]

As long as cops don't shoot people. Robots, no problem

[proximity]

maybe this thing will finally find the zodiac?

but i doubt it.

[Inner Dirt]

Originally Posted by proximity

maybe this thing will finally find the zodiac?

but i doubt it.

When I lived in SoCal I used to drive by the alley where he killed his first victim in Riverside, on the way to the OTB. I have read a lot, and watched a lot about the case. I think there was only one SoCal victim that was tied to him much later. I remember the headlines on the front page when I was a kid.
I think he either died, became disabled, or was incarcerated for other crimes. No way that guy stopped killing out of free will. Another one I find intriguing is

D.B. Cooper. I think he died in the jump, possibly landing in the river in a tangled chute and drowned. Since evidence found rare metals on his tie for the time period, it probably points to him being a supervisor or engineer in an aerospace facility. Why did someone not question when such an employee vanished without a trace?

[TJDave]

I like saving LE’s lives.

I’m going with that.

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I wonder how serious a crime it has to be before their program kicks in and gives them the green light to start blowing people away___________?


hopefully not for jaywalking_________________________(~:/



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[Inner Dirt]

Right now I believe robots can only be armed with bombs, I wonder what kind. I think collateral damage could be a big concern.

[proximity]

Originally Posted by Inner Dirt

Another one I find intriguing is

D.B. Cooper. I think he died in the jump, possibly landing in the river in a tangled chute and drowned. Since evidence found rare metals on his tie for the time period, it probably points to him being a supervisor or engineer in an aerospace facility. Why did someone not question when such an employee vanished without a trace?

did you see there's a new suspect named vince petersen?

https://www.oregonlive.com/history/2...coopercon.html

[Inner Dirt]

Originally Posted by proximity

did you see there's a new suspect named vince petersen?

https://www.oregonlive.com/history/2...coopercon.html

Interesting, the shape of the face and ears match, the nose is wider and the hair part on the opposite side of the sketch. The sketch looks to have a high forehead, but for a sketch it is close enough. Eliminating the other subject for not being known to smoke might not be all that wise. I have known people who only smoke when upset or if they drank too much. A lot of those types will try to hide it. Thanks for the link. The titanium on the tie is a great clue,
it is a common metal now, but wasn't back then. I even have some in my material shed. Been machining since 1979, but did not use titanium till the late 80's.