Yes. Theyre easy to install, seem to be sensitive enough and the only false alrams Ive had have been my own fault with aiming and/or settings. Granted I live in a small modest home, but Ive also helped a buddy and a family member install them in rural settings and outside of the ocassional bear or Elk, no false alarms and these are 300-500 ft from the receiver...
But even if it is stolen, it may be possible that they are still using the car and giving that info to the police would help, even if they abandoned it there might be other evidence inside.
Also an emotional standpoint. My friend talked about how the stress of the whole situation, from that night having to deal with everything (including his family), to the media drama, to the legal proceedings and then the law suit, was unbearable. Then on top of that he has to deal with the fact that he took another's life, and while he was not prosecuted, the person was not intending to do him harm. He has to live with that. He has to live with how others treat him that know of the incident. People that have never been in that situation can be assholes with their quick judgement and big mouths. Especially people that are anti-gun.
This happened over 20 years ago and your post brought a tear to my eye. Thanks.
It was a neighbor about 1/4 mile away. The video is on local news. I walked by there yesterday and the door is boarded up with plywood. It looks like they have an alarm system. Maybe it wasn't set. I heard screaming on the video but no siren.
Actually, there are ones now that are black with white letters.
Thanks, you were one of the LPR gurus I was referring to.
