—It has been brought to our attention that allegations have surfaced regarding a founder of CameraFRAUD allegedly evading police on a high-speed chase last evening. We’ll have a complete statement later on today regarding what law enforcement is claiming. We have reproduced the “official story” below—
Office of Information Awareness
AP – Southwest
3/31/2011
Late Thursday evening, authorities responded to a Redflex ‘automatic license plate recognition’ (ALPR) alert regarding a suspicious vehicle traveling northbound on a major Phoenix freeway.
Information provided by Homeland Security’s Internal Compliance Squad (DHS-ICS) alerted ground units that a late-model Mazda was being driven by a watchlist suspect, believed to be CameraFRAUD co-founder Shaww Duel.
When ICS Police attempted to stop the driver, officers claim the vehicle sped towards them and repeatedly rammed their new federally-funded “patrol & pursuit” Subarus.
Sadly, one of the officer’s vehicles rolled over during the chase, but no injuries were reported.
Blowing through camera zones at speeds exceeding 149 miles per hour, the suspect’s elusive driving poses a threat to the illusion of photo enforcement being effective at stopping traffic violations (even in video games).
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Most of the serious collisions in the video look like they happen right after the photo zones… coincidence, or a very realistic physics engine?
Not as good as last years #aprilfools but funny all the same! great Post! sCameraFRAUD for the Win!
Nice one… except redflex doesn’t have ALPR in phoenix metro…
That’s bullshit.
Really? Tell me where it is then. Go for it.
Read the contract with Star Valley, asshole.
Star valley is phoenix metro? Do you need a map? Again, tell me where redflex has ALPR in phoenix metro. Reason says Redflex talks about their worldwide ALPR, but not in phoenix metro.
Can you keep a straight face when lying, and do you kiss your mother with all that sh– coming out of your mouth?
Read even the contract with the city of Phoenix. Redflex brags in press releases about their worldwide ALPR technology.
Done yet, son?
Do you have any other argument besides calling me vile names? Funny, you choose to spell out Ahole but not sh– when both come out of a filthy mouth.
ALPR is on a number cop vehicles in Maricopa county.
Yup, and it isn’t redflex technology.
should have used a Mustang to recreate Brett Mecum’s wild ride…
What game is this? Looking for a story, thanks. Sent an email.
grand theft politics: bird city?
Nice to see the photo scam continue to jump the shark and become more exposed in mainstream media as tge loathful curse it is.
This is hilarious. Too bad your own camerafeud people don’t know a joke when they see it. April Fools you losers. You people will jump on anything with no research, just because you read it on the internet.
Oh, and yoyo is correct, Redflex does not have any ALPR systems in metero Phoenix. Any that are, are part of the PD’s personal arsenal.
Nice try at disinfo. Now put down the crackpipe and grab those Ford Escape keys and get back to ‘work’!