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They are so full of Shite!!!!! Laser Light Blinds Sheriff's Helicopter Pilot
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[quote:Renown Brave Heart™:MV8yMzEzNjlfNDI1MzA5Nl9CNzM4MzE3Nw==] :cow: Yes, those goggles do amply some forms of light, but they won't allow the electronics to amply the light to the point of hurting you> If they did the Feds would step in and make them recall all those dangerous and defective products. I think the cop should be fired for his lies. He is just looking to make an easy buck at the expense of the public. :1dunno1: [/quote]
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I just love these pandering media type who will publish anything sensational to make a buck with out any investigation at all to the reality of the situation. Can anyone spot the obvious lie perpetrated in this article?
POSTED: 1:36 pm EDT May 4, 2006
UPDATED: 1:43 pm EDT May 4, 2006
NAPLES, Fla. -- A sheriff's pilot was temporarily blinded when someone aimed a green laser into his helicopter's cockpit, authorities said.
Two Collier County sheriff's pilots were searching for a loud party in Naples last Friday when the laser beam was directed into their cockpit, sheriff's Lt. Mark Cherney said.
One of the pilots was wearing night vision goggles, which amplified the beam and temporarily blinded him.
The pilot suffered severe headaches and it remains unclear if the laser caused lasting damage to his eyes, Cherney said. The other pilot was not injured by the beam.
It is a felony to point a laser at an aircraft. No one has been charged in the attack.
"We have some leads," Cherney said. "We're looking for more."
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