Re:Firefighters forced to smash window of driverless Cruise ...
by jacquesm on Monday January 30, 2023 @05:54PM
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The number of criminals faking medical emergencies to avoid having to appear in court is pretty high. And of course three days after they're right as rain. It's hard to act against because of the risk of punishing someone that really needs it.
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Re:Firefighters forced to smash window of driverless Cruise ...
by lazyasciiart on Monday January 30, 2023 @06:54PM
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Faking your own illness is very different to faking an ambulance with lights and sirens racing through town.
Re:Firefighters forced to smash window of driverless Cruise ...
by soperj on Monday January 30, 2023 @06:55PM
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I'm pretty sure they meant faking being a ambulance or a firefighter or a cop to rob someone.
Re:Firefighters forced to smash window of driverless Cruise ...
by jacquesm on Monday January 30, 2023 @07:08PM
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Ah sorry, misinterpretation on my end. You are probably right.
But: fake cops robbing people is pretty common too. Unfortunately.
Even more unfortunate, real cops doing it also happens.
Re:Firefighters forced to smash window of driverless Cruise ...
by im3w1l on Monday January 30, 2023 @08:08PM
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Yeah and I bet that it would become even more common if cars fell for it every time. A predictable victim that always for for the same trick in the same way is much more attractive than a human that may respond in many different ways, that reads the news and may become more cautious if there is a crime wave.