Can a Helicopter use x-ray equipment to find guns in homes?

[Signut]

I'm not normally a "tinfoil hat" type of person but i have really been anoyed lately by the constant fly overs by a helicopter here in Broken Arrow. I have been in other parts of town and noticed the fly overs practicly everywhere...tulsa and even owasso. Its kind of annoying...every 30 minutes or so...here it comes again and again...and again. But it stops sometime before 11pm. Weird.

Then tonight on cable tv i see a program on how they used x-ray equipment to study avalanches at ski resorts and it hit me like a ton of bricks.... Could they be looking for guns using this kind of machinery as some kind of pre executive order banning assault rifles?? Is this even possible?

mike
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[ripnbst]

Its not far fetched and the technology already exists.

 

[JB Books]

But it's probably holiday light tour flights. I live in south Tulsa and we seem to get a lot of helicopters.

 

[Tuplumber]

They have the technology in police and ATF vehicles. They drive around and X-ray cars on the road for drugs and weapons as the pass by. I don't know why they couldn't do it with a helicopter as well.

 

[Uncle Meat]

I'm not normally a "tinfoil hat" type of person but i have really been anoyed lately by the constant fly overs by a helicopter here in Broken Arrow. I have been in other parts of town and noticed the fly overs practicly everywhere...tulsa and even owasso. Its kind of annoying...every 30 minutes or so...here it comes again and again...and again. But it stops sometime before 11pm. Weird.

Then tonight on cable tv i see a program on how they used x-ray equipment to study avalanches at ski resorts and it hit me like a ton of bricks.... Could they be looking for guns using this kind of machinery as some kind of pre executive order banning assault rifles?? Is this even possible?

mike
signut

Lately there is lots of air traffic checking out Christmas lights especially here in BA.
Rhema tours.

 

[Tuplumber]

JB is right though. They have been doing a lot of helicopter tours in the Tulsa area the last few weeks.

 

[yukonjack]

When I was working for a semi-top secret law enforcement agency we trained with NYPD on their mobile firearms detection equipment. They are the ones that have developed this stealth type technology. Apparently they've got some type of microchip technology they can insert into the grips of firearms that are owned by exempted people and organizations, as in just about everyone on Mayor Bloombergs staff. It appears that they have a few kinks to work out though as the xray device identifies metallic vibratory devices as dangerous weapons. Or it was designed that way, I dunno for sure.

 

[Gideon]

Any x-ray equipment powerful enough to see into your home from the air may also be powerful enough to interfere with electronics or harm you physically.

 

[Signut]

oh... thats probably what it is. Then, I guess there would be no point in "mooning" them.

mike
signut

 

[Signut]

When I was working for a semi-top secret law enforcement agency we trained with NYPD on their mobile firearms detection equipment. They are the ones that have developed this stealth type technology. Apparently they've got some type of microchip technology they can insert into the grips of firearms that are owned by exempted people and organizations, as in just about everyone on Mayor Bloombergs staff. It appears that they have a few kinks to work out though as the xray device identifies metallic vibratory devices as dangerous weapons. Or it was designed that way, I dunno for sure.

It appears that they have a few kinks to work out though as the xray device identifies metallic vibratory devices as dangerous weapons.


Yeah... my exwifes house would show up as a major stockpile of dangerous "weapons"...... lol

mike
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