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  • The po-po scanner

    Hey guys.

    I got a $150 scanner for 5 bucks at a yard sale, score.

    I want to get it in my truck - I love stuff like this and it could be useful, it has weather and etc. functions. And im super stoked about listening to everything.

    From what I have found it is not illegal to have one in your vehicle in GA as long as you comply with the rules about not tapping encoded or cell phones, etc.

    Is this correct? I want to make sure before I dont get hired to a PD because I got a citation for this.

    Thanks.

    DJK

    Oh, and its pretty funny to hear folks that dont know the phonetics. Uhhhhh ummmm B-E-E like a buzzing bee, the another B....
    and then after much confusion with dispatch
    Bubba-E-E-Bubba.... lol
    Last edited by DJKAHUNA; 09-18-2009, 11:52 PM. Reason: Spellin as usual.
    Graduate of Athens Regional Police Academy - 235th BLETC

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    Umm, I'm not sure what the question is but if you become a cop you'll learn to turn it off. I don't even want to look at a radio when I'm off duty let alone scan. I love my job but if you don't take a break you burn out.

    I can understand your being excited and wanting to hear everything now. Use it as a tool to learn your 10 codes.

    It's not illegal to scan.
    Due to the Juvenile bickering and annoying trolling committed by members of this forum I have started an igore list. If your name is listed below I can't see you.

    CityCopDC, Fire Moose, Carbonfiberfoot, Damiansolomon

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    • #3
      I've found that most houses in a certain neighborhood have scanners... Which is really awesome when we don't have secure radios and must call out location.

      to the OP your fine about having a scanner. but it might open the eyes of an officer that stopped you. I tend to link criminal activity or old people with scanner use.
      Any views or opinions presented by this prenomen are solely those of a burlesque author and do not necessarily represent those of a LEA or caementum couturier.

      nom de plume

      This is the internet- take all information with a grain of salt. Such could be valid and true or could be typed just for playing devils advocate.

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      • #4
        Originally posted by ryker
        I've found that most houses in a certain neighborhood have scanners... Which is really awesome when we don't have secure radios and must call out location.

        to the OP your fine about having a scanner. but it might open the eyes of an officer that stopped you. I tend to link criminal activity or old people with scanner use.

        +1 Sets off the Burglar / Entering Auto radar.....

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        • #5
          Thanks guys.

          Im actually kind of surprised how casual and whatever the radio is. And how often people cannot understand each other. Its cool to see how part of the machine works.

          Hopefully I dont get pulled over anytime soon. And if it ever does raise suspicion, ill dump the mountain of applications outta my book bag. Slowly of course, lol.
          Graduate of Athens Regional Police Academy - 235th BLETC

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