Police Utilizing New Vibrating Warning System
Tulsa Police have installed a device they claim will definitely solve the problem of people not responding to the cruisers’ flashing lights and siren. The device called “the rumbler
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DOWNSHIFTER
And this is different from the amped up boombox speakers how?
BTW-if they could tune the vibration cycle to about 6/sec, they could get the people sick to their stomachs. Now THAT will get their attention.
imoore
Get ready for new claims of police harassment.
VII
Faster...FASTER!!...FASTER!!
:D
Bob Martel
I wonder, will there be a civilian version to replace the old "flash to pass?"
Claude
This might be ideal in L.A. to get the left lane bandits to get out of the way. The company's website has reasonable info: www.fedsig.com
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