New Computer Software for Police

[Jean-Francois Avon]

Date: Thu, 16 Jul 1998 18:14:18 -0600
From: rmcreat at istar.ca (BC NFA)
Subject: New Computer Software for Police

NATIONAL FIREARMS ASSOCIATION
BRITISH COLUMBIA BRANCH

Announced on the 6 o'clock news July 15, 1998.

I ask you to read this please; while reading keep in mind
this is easily adaptable to observe firearms owners patterns.

Const. Oscar Ramos and Const. Raymond Payette of the
Vancouver City Police made announcement of their new
"Shame the Johns" software.  It is designed to share
information with all levels of police in the Lower Mainland
and elsewhere.

This software allows the tracking of vehicle movements
and buying patterns.  It allows police to predict when and
where you will be at anytime.  It is designed to collect
name, date of birth, license number, discription of vehicle
- -and-other-information.  It will automatically generate
a letter to send to the persons home informing other
family members of the persons activities.

Michelle Traver
SSAC
NFA-BC
1706 E. 1st Ave., Van., BC  V5N 1B1
1877-254-2100, local 604-254-2100
fax 604-255-2202






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