"Cowardly"

D. C. Area drivers looking to outwit police speed traps and traffic cameras are using an iPhone application and other global positioning system devices that pinpoint the location of the cameras.

That has irked D.C. police chief Cathy Lanier (below), who promised her officers would pick up their game to counteract the devices.

"Thumbs up", "Gee, this is a fun job" very blonde Cathy is irked at all those cowards dodging tickets

Listen to her nonsense:

"I think that's the whole point of this[iPhone] program," she told The Examiner. "It's designed to circumvent law enforcement -- law enforcement that is designed specifically to save lives."

Now you know she's not so stupid as to believe what she is saying here, but she must believe we are. Otherwise, she would have said something sensible like, "The system is cutting into our revenue stream". But then again... She is a blonde...

Speed traps and traffic cameras have one fucntion... To generate revenue. They have next-to-nothing to do with saving lives.

Want proof?

Photo radar tickets generated nearly $1 billion in revenues for D.C. during fiscal years 2005 to 2008.

How many lives did they save? Zip. Zero. Nada.

The new technology streams to iPhones and global positioning system devices, sounding off an alarm as drivers approach speed or red-light cameras.

D.C. police chief Cathy Lanier also says using cell phones to expose speeds traps is a "cowardly" gesture. Note also she refered to the whole thing as a "game", supporting the idea that blondes do have more fun.

You go, girl!