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F.B.I sent an email to arrl asking if they were/ did issue a statement about antiFa, BLM illegal use of radios. I won’t hold my breath.
Guns. That way it makes it easier for them to ban them, so the criminals will use more guns in crimes knowing that the law abiders that had theirs taken will be defenseless targets.Did they mention what we COULD use in crimes? I think that would be helpful to know.
Holding out for a League directory of regularly scheduled criminal nets.ARLB013 FCC Issues Enforcement Advisory: Radio Users Again Reminded Not to Use Radios in Crimes
Aimed at patriotic Americans ?
I sent an email to arrl asking if they were/ did issue a statement about antiFa, BLM illegal use of radios. I won’t hold my breath.
Here we go again..... For all of you criminals that have your ham license... reminder required apparently;
ARLB013 FCC Issues Enforcement Advisory: Radio Users Again Reminded Not to Use Radios in Crimes
ARLB013 FCC Issues Enforcement Advisory: Radio Users Again Reminded
Not to Use Radios in Crimes
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ARRL Bulletin 13 ARLB013
From ARRL Headquarters
Newington CT April 21, 2021
To all radio amateurs
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ARLB013 FCC Issues Enforcement Advisory: Radio Users Again Reminded
Not to Use Radios in Crimes
On April 20, the FCC's Enforcement Bureau issued a new Enforcement
Advisory, repeating the admonishments contained in a January
Advisory that no licensee or user of the Amateur or Personal Radio
Services may use any radio equipment in connection with unlawful
activities of any nature.
The Enforcement Advisory can be found online in PDF format at,
https://docs.fcc.gov/public/attachments/DA-21-453A1.pdf .
The Commission specifically cautioned that individuals found to have
used radios in connection with any illegal activity are "subject to
severe penalties, including significant fines, seizure of the
offending equipment, and in some cases, criminal prosecution."
In addition, licensees should be aware that illegal operation in any
service or band, including completely outside the amateur
allocations, could potentially disqualify a person from holding any
FCC license in any service, not just the Amateur Service.
Any amateur observing a suspicious infraction that might be of
illegal or criminal nature should report it to their local law
enforcement office or the FBI.
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Read the Textbook; loaded with good ideas.No armor. No radios. What's a criminal to do?
That appears to be ways to STOP crime, not perpetrate itRead the Textbook; loaded with good ideas.
That's why Antifa is just an 'idea' or 'myth'. Laws don't apply to ideas or myths do they?Not sure if already mentioned and not rereading to check, but it is also specifically illegal to wear body armor while committing a crime.
No armor. No radios. What's a criminal to do?
I remember when McDonalds had this campaign! Dunkin Donuts at the time had Dick Tracy scratch tickets as part of the movie promo too.Read the Textbook; loaded with good ideas.
Dave Ramsey convinces people to sell the house they're leaving behind whileThat appears to be ways to STOP crime, not perpetrate it