How Three Alleged Tesla Vandals Got Caught
How Three Alleged Tesla Vandals Got Caught
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How Three Alleged Tesla Vandals Got Caught
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I hate how much effort is put into property damage but when my house was broken into or when my friends truck was stolen, the police did nothing.
It's also disturbing how hard it is to be anonymous. Crime or not, it gives me the creeps that anyone could probably track me down if they wanted.
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The police are here to protect the owner class.
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Class traitors
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That's how they got Luigi. They protect and serve the rich ass only.
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Pretty sure that was supposed to say class, but it still works with the typo
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I take my dog for a walk in my neighborhood and walk by no less than 10 different camera setups, and those are the ones I actually notice. Paranoia has led us down the road to a post-privacy society.
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Lol ya and all that video footage is owned by the company of those cameras, like Ring aka Amazon. They can access it at anytime and they can even give it to the police.
Edit: there are setups in which you can store your footage on your own drives. However, many people don't know how to set it up so they use out of the box camera + app which stores all the data on the company servers.
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Don't think the feds were looking in into either of those things. Musk has a direct FBI line as a homescreen icon.
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I have two sets of clothing I have specifically for protesting in simply because my normal attire would definitely single me out and make me easy to identify.
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Buy donation clothing. And by that I mean, buy protest clothing that you can easily take off and donate to a homeless person.
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These people got caught because someone found their car and thus license plate.
Another had left a fingerprinted bottle that went missing when watching surveillance footage.
And then were able to confirm after finding the same outfit from the surveillance footage.
The lessons to be learned are to not use cars anywhere near the scene, leave no trace, fingerprints or digital evidence, including a phone, and make sure any recognizable clothing is well hidden, or even better thoroughly destroyed.
Oh and don't post anything on social media.
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Taking your own car, leaving a bottle with prints at the scene and keeping the clothes worn during the act is just laughably stupid mistakes. I mean, come on guys, have you never watched a detective show!?
Kinda /s, but also not because damn those are stupid, borderline hilarious, mistakes.
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Yeah, pretty basic opsec is not to drive to the crime scene. And don't bring anything with you that is not essential to the mission and which might get dropped and be used as evidence.
Wear cheap sweats and a ski mask. Dispose of them all as soon as you can. If cars are involved, use fake plates. Better yet, use bicycles and ride as much as possible off paved roads. And don't ride straight home.
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Even better, wear loose generic clothes like a long black skirt and a baggy long sleeve shirt.
Investigators can narrow down suspects by using security footage to measure things like femur or forearm length. Baggy clothes make this much harder to do, because you can’t see exactly where the joints are. It introduces a lot of reasonable doubt that your defense lawyer can use to tear apart any video evidence they present.
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And you can get a cheap used bike as well.
I'm not condoning crime, but if you're going to do it, give yourself the best chance of avoiding capture.
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The irony of being asked to sign up to a website to be able to read an article about opsec failures
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With the current state of things, I expect no less than a public hanging in front of the Capitol building.
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Good biking weather lately.
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