They'd have to open every bottle in the bag, first, to find out which is the bugged one. You really think the average junkie is that smart or that meticulous?
They'd have to open every bottle in the bag, first, to find out which is the bugged one. You really think the average junkie is that smart or that meticulous?
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These are people who rob drug stores for a living. I'm pretty sure they can figure out to dump all the bottles asap.
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I am not sure about this really. Neither my knowledge of marketable drugs or what can and cannot be done with GPS are rather weak.
It seems to me that if you can conseal a GPS device inside a capsule, or whatever this might be workable.
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Why would they go through all that trouble if they did not believe they had a viable system?
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They said bottles not capsules. Hide it in a capsule then you might have something. Of course you'd also have the risk of people taking a gps transmitter instead of their meds.
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Then forever being pulled over by the police.
The article does not provide details as I am sure NYPD would certainly prefer.
There is some potential here though, I think, even if it leads to making some medications "GPS friendly" in manufacture.
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