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Originally Posted by voodooman
Morgan, Even if the band is cut off, a signal is instantly sent to our company which will then contact local law enforcement to issue an Amber Alert.
I also agree with you on the fingerprinting. As a police officer, I fingerprint hundreds of kids a year and think to myself, what real good is this doing. This idea was created from those thoughts, people need prevention, not identification.
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This has potential that you've only begun to tap.
The news has too many alerts on elderly people wandering off here. (San Diego is a great place to retire for a lot of Navy people.)
I'd certainly get one for my pets. Especially if they were available when we made the cross country trip out here.
It would also be great for certain health problems. Diabetics can reach a state where their blood sugar is so low their behavior can be mistaken for drunkeness or even psychosis. The next stage is a diabetic coma. The one after that is death.