Yeah, because every school has a dedicated skater detective that uses multiple sources to identify every skateboarder on their property. I mean, most school budgets can barely afford to hire nurses or librarians, and in the bay, most schools have a teacher shortage because they can’t compete when it comes to salaries, but they DEFINITELY spend extra money to hire people to look back over footage from an entire weekend, go over every individual they spot, and compare them to a universal facial recognition system.
Even if/when this becomes possible, I find it hard to believe any school will implement it. Most of those cameras aren’t even there for outsiders, they are there to catch students trying to ditch or fighting during recess.
You know there is already a way LAUSD could arrest hundreds of skaters based on this logic right? They could literally just do monthly visits to the Thrasher site, and see plenty of “evidence” with skater’s names right under them. They don’t.
I’m going to stop now, because I’ve already given this asenine topic too much credence.
Topic: An unseen threat to street skateboarding (Read 18519 times)