-=> Quoting Joe Nicholson to Rich Veraa <=-
 -=> Quoting Rich Veraa to Joan Kelly <=-
 RV> They used to do that in South Florida, but the police complained that
 RV> the lists might fall into the hands of bad guys, so they stopped :-(
 JN> That's the story they told you.  Don't anyone have half
 JN> an ounce of brain to realize that the bad guys are going
 JN> to discover those frequencies one way or another?  For
 JN> example, from the books RS sells and makes money on,
 JN> instead of giving away free zerox hand-typed copies?
You know, if I owned an electronics business and sold scanners and other
communications receivers, I'd probably hand out a local frequency list, too.
AND, if the cops came in and complained about it, I'd smile at them and
tell them to go pound salt.
It's public record, after all, and I'd bet heavily that any attempt to
prohibit disemination of that information would be held unconstitutional
by both state and federal courts.
I support my local police, but not when they act like idiots. :)
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