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- k310Texas> In 2023, the Texas Legislature unanimously passed a law raising auto insurance costs for Texans by $1 to combat rampant catalytic converter theft.> The Motor Vehicle Crime Prevention Authority, led by a board mostly appointed by Gov. Greg Abbott, has turned the $1 fee hike into at least 3,200 Flock cameras.More coming. Meanwhile, secure your EV!!! Batteries will be next!!!
- mannanjSo to fight abuse and overreach by your leaders, you can:- give up your car/vehicle propery- let an LLC take ownership- reside in the privacy protections of LLC and corporationI don't think any successful case has happened yet where flock et al have pierced the corporate veil to get address information, nor dug into insurance records to find who the LLC-license plates belong to.
- qwerpyStrange that someone else’s question “Did it reduce catalytic converter theft?”, directly relevant to the article, got downvoted to death. Not sure if we’re meant to have discussions here or just dutifully complain about topics that are fashionable to complain about.
- DarmokTanagraFor a country that staged a revolution over a tea tax modern Americans sure seem to love having their rights trampled.
- ihswDid it reduce catalytic converter theft?
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- rayinerWhy are we made at these cameras? Are the cameras beaming out rays causing people to engage in anti-social conduct?