Police in Manchester, U.K., used thermal imaging to shut down a house party with some 200 guests.

Thermal imaging helped police in Manchester, England, to locate and break up an illegal house party that had some 200 people in attendance.
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30 comments

    1. @Eric Boxer RE You’re denying many places in the west are behaving like police states?
      *REPLY Yes I do*
      You clearly haven’t got a clue what a police state is, I suggest you ask someone who lived in the USSR or East Germany they will tell you what a police state is.

    2. @John Broadhurst WE ARE SLOWLY GETTING THERE. COPS GETTING INVOLVED IN HOUSE PARTY’S. GO AFTER CRIMINALS INSTEAD. TOO CHICKEN FOR ACTUAL CRIMINALS?

    3. @reyN You haven’t clue what a police state is if you were in one you would be snivelling in the corner of your bedroom clinging on to your security blanket and teddy bear.

  1. start covering yourself in mud to hide from the thermals, party in forests with tree cover

    problem solved LOL

  2. Makes you wonder why helicopters have been flying over everyone’s city houses at night, every night, for the last few decades – with no spotlight to see anything. Just going for a blind night flight?

    1. Didn’t occur to me! We’ve had helicopters flying low every night, especially this year! Thanks!

  3. At this rate, Russia will soon begin an immigration marketing campaign for the settlement of Americans, Brits and Australians…

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