Wednesday 8th February 2012
Zachodnio-Pomorskie
22nd May 2009
It emerged this week that Szczecin police not only don’t know the law but they don’t know they’re breaking it, either. Patrols carry radios which transmit on normal frequencies without any scrambling devices, so any information given by them is effectively being publicly broadcast. Anyone who buys an appropriate scanner, costing approximately PLN 100, can listen in to the conversations.It emerged this week that Szczecin police not only don’t know the law but they don’t know they’re breaking it, either. Patrols carry radios which transmit on normal frequencies without any scrambling devices, so any information given by them is effectively being publicly broadcast. Anyone who buys ...
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