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User Details are only visible to members.	ht tp://news.cnet.co m/How-law-enforcement-uses-Google-Earth/2100-1025_3-6208034.html How law enforcement uses Google Earth When a Wisconsin man was arrested last October on suspicion of harvesting 18 pounds of marijuana, it was partly thanks to Google Earth. The sheriff's deputies who pulled the man over found, in addition to what they estimated was at least $63,000 worth of pot, a GPS unit around his neck that was filled with a series of local coordinates, according to The Journal Times of Racine, Wis. After plugging those coordinates into Google Earth, the police were able to identify the location of several marijuana fields to which the man was allegedly connected. While the cops would have been able to find the fields strictly based on the GPS coordinates, their use of Google Earth demonstrated just one way in which law enforcement agencies across the country and around the world are using the popular mapping service, both to fight crime and to offer valuable information to the public.
Sanford NC			Username hidden (18796 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	examiner.c om/article/google-earth-is-used-against-marijuana-growers Google Earth is used against marijuana growers Authorities and government officials have been using Google Earth to help find marijuana fields for a few years now, but now officials in California are using it to crack down on medical marijuana growers. Things aren't as easy as practicing your rights to not allow authority eyes onto your property without a warrant anymore. With growing technology such as Google Earth which maps out the planet, it's as easy as accessing your address online for all to see. The online satellite mapping tool has been used by officials before to track down illegal marijuana crops, but now medical marijuana growers are at risk. The state's Department of Fish and Game isn't searching for these fields because of the legality of marijuana, medical marijuana is illegal in California. They are using the resource in an effort to end serious issues with local river levels due to unpermitted medical cannabis growing fields, or so the claim is made on Google Earth's blog. The blog also claims that the product being grown isn't and issue, it's the growth of unpermitted crops and structures which effect overall water levels. However these tactics do seem to be more predominate in medical marijuana states, and they do address medical marijuana crops as an issue. This does also raise concern about privacy and "big brother watching". With it being common knowledge that both the government and military is at least 20 years more technologically advanced then the public, what can they really see within the comforts of our homes? Properly permitted structures and fields are an appropriate concern, as well as water levels, and should be addressed, but at what cost?
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User Details are only visible to members.	Libtards are such dumb idiots! Police Google farmers, find marijuana field nbcnews.c om/id/28913784/#.UTt9BjfznyU ZURICH, Switzerland — Swiss police said Thursday they stumbled across a large marijuana plantation while using Google Earth, the search engine company's satellite mapping software. Police said the find was part of a bigger investigation that led to the arrest of 16 people and seizure of 1.2 tons of marijuana as well as cash and valuables worth 900,000 Swiss francs ($780,000). Officers discovered the hemp field in the northeastern canton (state) of Thurgau last year while investigating an alleged drug ring, said the head of Zurich police's specialist narcotics unit Norbert Klossner. The plantation, measuring almost two acres, was hidden inside a field of corn. But officers using Google Earth to locate the address of two farmers suspected of involvement in the drug operation quickly spotted the illegal crop. "It was an interesting chance discovery," said Klossner. Prosecutor Gabi Alkalay told reporters in Zurich that she plans to complete her criminal investigation in February, after which she will formally charge the 16 suspects and ask for prison sentences for all of them. The gang is alleged to have sold up to7.7 US tons of hashish and marijuana between 2004 and 2008, with an annual turnover of 3-10 million francs a year, officials said.
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User Details are only visible to members.	You know everyone of you are running around trying to get one up on each other. They don't use Spy satellites to spy on US Soil, But they do use Satellite images for a host of other data collection and I really doubt they have instant access to the satellites like they have with drones and their high resolution cameras. They also have High resolution cameras along the border fixed on poles and in mobile Jeeps to react to dead spots. The DEA is not part of CBP and any involvement of the DEA is after the CBP actually interdict the drugs and have a suspect in hand to be turned over to the DEA.
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User Details are only visible to members.	Fjep: We are talking about the use of spy satellites for the use of detecting illegal drugs, not boarder security. Now if you had said that as part of boarder security and other security related programs, the DEA is given discovered farm sites and they disseminate it further, I could have believed it... But not as the sole use to find pot growers.
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User Details are only visible to members.	CBP also uses unarmed drones along the Mexican Border. The use approx. 9 drones to spot smugglers and illegal crossings and tracking when they try crossing ranchers property. All part of DHS
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User Details are only visible to members.	"Satellites are too damned expensive to sit over the US" How dumb can one person be? It is astounding at the level of ignorance.
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User Details are only visible to members.	Satellite surveillance images supplement Homeland Security border protection operations for all U.S. coastlines and borders. The Drug Enforcement Agency (DEA) and Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) use satellite images to monitor ships approaching the U.S. to spot at-sea transfers of contrabands, most often illegal drugs, between large freighters and smaller boats bringing the contraband ashore. Satellite images of Mexican border illegal immigrant and drug smuggling operations help security forces spot patterns that lead to arrests and disruption of the trafficking.
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User Details are only visible to members.	Vacp: You are going to have to provide evidence of this. Satellites are too damned expensive to sit over the US and use for drug hunting.
Hazle Township PA			Username hidden (4801 post)

User Details are only visible to members.	DEA uses Sats. and passes the info to local law enforcement. They also are part of local drug enforcement task forces so yes they do have the ability to use Sats.
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