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Update: Murderer Danelo Cavalcante, on the run in Pennsylvania for 13 days, was captured 12 hours after Dr. Reizer received this article, located by thermal, heat-seeking technology attached to a fixed-wing aircraft operated by the DEA (https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/escaped-pennsylvania-killer-captured-nearly-2-weeks-run-rcna103469).

By Ashley Hayes

It should now go without saying that any mainstream news story meant to engender fear is fake news in some way, shape, or form. Whenever an ongoing story is told to capture our attention and create anxiety or fear for any extended amount of time, we should all now understand the story is being intentionally manipulated by the powers that shouldn’t be for any number of reasons. Those reasons can include attempting to have us continually tune in to bring in more advertising cash or grooming us, through induced fear, to accept whatever civil-rights-abusing technology they are unleashing (or want to sell more of).

They are also meant to be one more distraction in our lives, something to keep us from focusing on “bigger picture” things that are coming down the pike, many of which have been reported here at NoFakeNews.

It’s also interesting to see how one technology (video doorbells, for instance –widely reported as being continually accessed by law enforcement, with and without permission) is hyped as “helping” to locate individuals (lost children, criminals on the run, etc.). In contrast, other technologies, like thermal-imaging drones (which can see individuals through blankets of trees, roofs, cars, and more), now owned by law enforcement and first-responder organizations throughout the nation (including those in Chester, PA, the site of the most recent prolonged search) are not mentioned.

The technology exists to have already located this murderer, now being allowed to terrorize a community. And those searching for him have been reported as owning this technology.

My question is: Why isn’t it being used?

Above, we’re shown images from cameras on doorbells and “private” trails — technology owned by citizens — rather than images from
thermal, body-heat-seeking drones — technology owned by law enforcement.

Ar what point does it become more important to actually catch a criminal than sell the public on the idea of more surveillance cameras?

Links:

https://www.dailylocal.com/2022/07/16/new-drones-will-assist-chester-county-first-responders-on-emergency-calls/
https://www.wcfiredept.org/news/160/New-High-Tech-Drone-Expands-Search-and-Rescue-Capabilities–
https://medium.com/skybernetics/article-skybernetics-brings-thermal-imaging-to-famous-coal-mine-fire-disaster-site-b33b02c2276f
https://www.dslrpros.com/police-drones.html

https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Thermal-signatures-detected-from-an-altitude-150-m-during-UAV-test-flights-conducted-in_fig1_320518120

https://www.durangoherald.com/articles/drone-helps-find-suspect-hiding-under-cloak-of-darkness-north-of-durango/

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