New Technologies that spell the end of O.C.

[maxiestern11]

Very true Westcoast. Agreed. Getting to be a police state

[dimaggio]

I think the age of cash is coming to an end. financial institutes are already geared to a cashless society and once this is implemented all transactions become that much more transparent and open to scrutiny.
In Australia, they are already trying to implement a credit card for welfare recipients that gets topped up and can not transact on vice items...gambling/alcohol etc. to stop irresponsible spending. The vast majority of taxpayers support the idea. The only ones against it are the bums looking to buy drugs or square the bookies with it.
Hard to make payoffs without cash. Can fit a gold bullion in an envelope.

[CabriniGreen]

Let's face it the U.S. is becoming more and more each day a big brother type society with massive total information awareness. Deploying facial recognition, body and vehicle scanners, license plate readers, RFID scanners, imsi catchers and an assortment of other devices.

Me thinks the state of the mafia and other organized crime groups will be in serious decline these coming decades for the simple fact that they cannot compete with the likes of intelligence agencies federal and state as well as local law enforcement which are equipped with high technology to combat crime.

Imagine if all containers at the ports or intermodal were 100% scanned...this would cripple many groups and cartels.

What's the forums take on new technology and the resulting survival rate of organized crime?





https://professional-troublemaker.com/? ... y+Scanners+

https://massprivatei.blogspot.com/2015/ ... 4.html?m=1

https://www.libertydefense.com/video-in ... g-hexwave/

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stingray_phone_tracker

How does ANY of this spell the end of OC?

Harder to smuggle guns? Price just goes up....
Or if you pay attention to that recent Canadian article, 3D printed weaponry could be a huge coming thing...

The scanners or whatever? Someone will come up with a jammer, a way to hack em, or some shit that marginalizes the tech to some degree....

Scanning containers at ports? lol, these are people that will build tunnels, submarines, drones, will literally press and sculpt the drugs into solid objects, like the dolls in that movie Traffic.

Money is digital? Well, wait till the first digital bank robbery occurs, when some fuck steals a million from a remote control access point or some bullshit...

Wait until, ALL the drugs are synthetics.


All I'm saying is, like everything, crime evolves.....

[CabriniGreen]

I've read the Wolfpack are very tech/ computer saavy...

[CabriniGreen]

To go back to the gun thing...

Wait until they are mass produced, made outta like...plastic, and DISPOSABLE.... scary shit...

[CabriniGreen]

I WOULD like to see STEM cell research go somewhere... That WOULD help kill off the organ black market...

[West Coast1]

Guns can be made off those 3D printers already can't they? I don't understand the technology but I know what it is capable of. I've seen it. College kids know how to do it.

[CabriniGreen]

Link to the article...

https://www.journaldemontreal.com/2019/ ... -la-maison

[CabriniGreen]

I saw this article on the other boards....

A weapons factory at home
Terrebonne citizen accused of using a 3D printer to make gun parts

A restaurant owner accused of helping an alleged hitman during the murder of an ex-biker would have used a 3D printer to make firearms in his home in Terrebonne.

This is the astonishing hypothesis raised by the Montreal police (SPVM) in court documents the seizure of an arsenal and a printer in three dimensions in the bungalow Giovanni Presta Jr, February 23, learned the Newspaper .

It would be the first time in Canada that a murder investigation leads to such a discovery.

The 33-year-old man, detained for two months, is charged with premeditated murder, manufacturing and illegal possession of weapons and possession of drugs for the purpose of smuggling.

Sébastien Beauchamps, a former Rockers and Hells Angels supporter, was shot dead near a service station in the Saint-Léonard neighborhood on the afternoon of December 20, 2018.

The alleged hitman Frédérick Silva is suspected of firing "several projectiles at the victim, reaching vehicles occupied by innocent citizens" during the shootings filmed by surveillance cameras, reads in a request of SPVM filed in court this week.

There is no charge, however, since the gunman "wore a mask" and could not be identified by other means of investigation.

However, "the totality of the evidence leads to the conclusion that Giovanni Presta Junior is the driver of the vehicle used for the murder," the SPVM alleged to Judge Hélène Morin.

Three silenced guns were dropped at the scene of the crime, including a Cobray pistol identical to one of the 12 firearms found at the former owner of the Le Villagio's Terrebonne resto-bar.
The famous 3D printer was "behind the kitchen" and was used to "manufacture" accessories and firearms, according to the court documents we consulted.
In particular, the police found 13 black plastic "handgun pieces", a pistol gun and a charger also made of plastic, all of which could have been reproduced with this technology.

To find out, the police wait for the results of analyzes of the contents of the memory card of the printer.

Silencers and masks

The shed contained a "machine shop and storage of materials used to manufacture prohibited devices such as silencers".

Documents showing how to make a machine gun and a pistol were also seized.
Presta had also set up a cache of weapons in the wall of a bathroom in the basement, behind a removable cabinet.

It contained "a hand-crafted black P80 gun with a gray silencer," three empty magazines, a license plate, and GPS tags that could have been used to track Beauchamps' real-time movements.

Presta also had rubber masks - "face and hair," according to the police - identical to those seized at the condo that Frédérick Silva lived in Old Montreal when he was also arrested on February 23.

A fingerprint of Presta was found on the packaging of one of the masks found at Silva on Duke Street.

Presta's spouse, Sonia Langlais, is also charged with guns and drugs found in their home worth $ 251,000.

Considered an "offending property", the house could be handed over to the state in the event of guilty verdicts against the couple.

Between 2007 and 2016, Presta ran Projection SEXXXTASS, a company specializing in the "distribution of exotic films online", according to the SPVM.

Without a judicial record, he went bankrupt in January 2018, having reported to the tax office revenues totaling just $ 43,600 in the previous six years.

- With the collaboration of Félix Séguin, Investigation Office


The so-called Megalo investigation project targeting alleged hitman Frédérick Silva could lead to charges for other organized crime murders.

However, the SPVM specifies that "several analyzes and expertise remain to be done" before reaching that point, according to new court documents related to this case.

It could take several months before the police get the results of expertises on the contents of the computer equipment and the cell phones seized.

The same is true for comparative DNA analyzes of several potential pieces of evidence taken on murder scenes and inside the condo where Silva was hiding.

A dozen contracts

The police, who tracked Silva for two years before capturing him three months ago in Old Montreal, suspect him of having executed up to a dozen murder contracts, has already revealed Le Journal
.For now, Silva is accused of two murders - Alessandro Vinci, killed in Laval on October 11, 2018, and Daniel Armando Somoza Gildea, who died outside the bar Les Amazones in Montreal, May 24, 2017 - and attempted to murder on the mafioso Salvatore Scoppa, Terrebonne, February 21, 2017.

This same Scoppa was shot dead in a family reception at the Sheraton Hotel in Laval on May 4th.

"This is one of the best organized crime killers in recent years," according to a police source, referring to the 38-year-old man, who used at least three false identities and different looks to escape the forces. of the order.

[West Coast1]

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[UTC]

Interesting thoughts guys. Pogo you may be right on the system failing moneywise and not being able to implement...

It is already happening to a degree. Many small towns and municipalities across the country are already broke. There was a story recently on some town/small city (forgot where but it was somewhere in the Midwest) where the cops are telling the citizens to buy a gun, a guard dog and install some new locks because they were no longer able to respond to most of the calls coming in.


Ditto for several big cities. Chicongo is damn near bankrupt at this point. So much so that the local government is considering legalizing gambling and marijuana in order to bring in some much needed funds. Their clearance rate in already in the toilet with something like less than 10% (or some rediculous number like that) of shootings being solved and the murder clearance rate not much better. Same for NY with the local government looking to tax everything and anyone to stay above water. Crime has been also been increasing there as well. The financial strains are only going to get worse as time goes on.


Pogo

Funny you mention Chicago, only a few minutes ago on radio they mentioned a record number of shootings this weekend, 52 I think, 8 dead.

You also said: "The financial strains are only going to get worse as time goes on"

Pogo, it's going to happen only if they keep bailing out citied and states with insane tax and immigration policies. Connecticut was always considered safe, but crime has risen there over the past years, and they are taxing people more. They want to tax residents for driving. Meanwhile they cannot build schools fast enough to keep up with immigration, so all the tax and lottery money goes to that. In other words, you are right on the finale strain.

CT is going to have to declare bankruptcy due to the pensions it promised public sector employees. The public sector unions are huge and well organized, and they get out the vote for the Democratic governors. Then the governor pays them off at the bargaining table. Imagine have the rep on your side of the table getting their position due to the other side. A couple of years ago a couple of mid-level cops retired in New Haven with life time insurance and $90,000+ annual pensions--one in his early 40's and one in his mid-40's. It is a vastly more economically damaging racket than LCN.

[CabriniGreen]

@UTC

Spot on my man.... Chicago is fucked because of the pensions, and crooked politicians robbing the state blind... Even the LOTTERY went red for awhile.....couldn't pay out winnings properly...

And the Unions and politicians/crooked businessmen are hand in glove....

[West Coast1]

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[NJShore4Life]

This Ring doorbell cameras that everyone and their Mother now has these days are really aiding law enforcement.

I know in my city in New Jersey Law Enforcement canvasses the neighborhood for everyone’s Ring Doorbell camera as soon as any crime happens. They also have a program in place were you can sign off access to your Ring Doorbell Camera to Law Enforcement.

Besides there now being cameras everywhere at every traffic intersection and at every business, you now have cameras at every private citizens main door entrance to their home. I feel like that’s the biggest game changer for crime in general, now if they don’t catch you on camera committing the actual crime they catch you on someone’s doorbell Ring Camera going to commit the crime or leaving after you committed the crime, GAME CHANGER!

You are most likely on some kind of camera anytime you step outside your home in a city here in New Jersey I figure.

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[West Coast1]

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