patches689:

He just showed you something you don't have - our cops have what is basically a data-link

He showed nothing existing today, which photo ? Mumu.

I have shown Nigerian Police Electronic Jammer....

# Show Us SA Police Electronic Jammer In Soweto

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agaugust:

Have you seen the list of passengers names of those who board the Nigerian police jet?

Last time I checked, South African newspapers say that South African air force planes have become private airline for ANC political VIPs

O so they fly cabinet members around in the gripen?

Answer this, how does your jet make your police force better?

It's a transport for VIPs we all know it, but as usual you can't accept it

agaugust:

He showed nothing existing today, which photo ? Mumu.

Are you a child?

Can you only read books with pictures in them?

SAPS have a data-link styled network not even your army has that.

Checkmate

agaugust:

Top of what list? Ask Iraq, Syria, Somalia, Philippines, Afghanistan, India, etc

https://screen.yahoo.com/10-countries-most-terrorist-attacks-171009875.html

Meanwhile, enjoy your African top ranking for your satanic crime rate in South Africa

LOL

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Nigeria tops the world terror list for 2014

Syria, Iraq and Somalia are failed states - just like you I compare Nigeria to failed states

agaugust:

He showed nothing existing today, which photo ? Mumu.

I have shown Nigerian Police Electronic Jammer....

# Show Us SA Police Electronic Jammer In Soweto

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Yet again you compare one asset to a system of assets and think that it makes an organization better

It goes to show just how rural you are. You don't understand the modern world, does your laptop scare you?

patches689:

Are you a child?

Can you only read books with pictures in them?

SAPS have a data-link styled network not even your army has that.

Checkmate

You are the one with a child's brain.

That thing does NOT exist today in SA Police, and it is NOT data-link, it's just communication network with images, voice, and text.

Tetra is a worldwide communications company....Fool

http://www.tandcca.com/Library/Documents/TETRA_Resources/Library/Presentations/Brazil2012RecifeAronsson.pdf

patches689:

Yet again you compare one asset to a system of assets and think that it makes an organization better

It goes to show just how rural you are. You don't understand the modern world, does your laptop scare you?

Who told you Nigerian police has no integrated system that includes those mobile electronic stations?

If I told you we have that jammer without showing photo will you believe me? NPF has a command and control HQ that even links directly to INTERPOL for international operations.

agaugust:

You are the one with a child's brain.

That thing does NOT exist today in SA Police, and it is NOT data-link, it's just communication network with images, voice, and text.

Tetra is a worldwide communications company....Fool http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terrestrial_Trunked_Radio

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A network that transfers numerous data types to command posts or vehicles?

Not a data link?

Lol ok.

As for the last part... So what?

patches689:

Nigeria tops the world terror list for 2014

Syria, Iraq and Somalia are failed states - just like you I compare Nigeria to failed states

Show us your source to prove the top world terror nations...and you can call India a failed state too....Mumu

agaugust:

Who told you Nigerian police has no integrated system that includes those mobile electronic stations?

If I told you we have that jammer without showing photo will you believe me? NPF has a command and control HQ that even links directly to INTERPOL for international operations.

So you are literally a child?

Provide a citation

Otherwise you have none of those things

patches689:

A network that transfers numerous data types to command posts or vehicles?

Not a data link?

Lol ok.

As for the last part... So what?

Basic online real time secured intra-organizational IT communication network, or you think what Commercial Banks do is called data-link? Fool

agaugust:

Show us your source to prove the top world terror nations...and you can call India a failed state too....Mumu

It has already been posted - it caused Henry to suffer a nervous break down

Consult the achieves

patches689:

It has already been posted - it caused Henry to suffer a nervous break down

Consult the achieves

You have no proof. So kiss your canvas shoes.

agaugust:

Basic online real time IT communication network, or you think what banks do is called data-link? Fool

Which is not at all what it is

Re-read the source

agaugust:

You have no proof. So kiss your canvas shoes.

Source has been posted

I like how you constantly say you don't have to repost sources

But we must do it at your whim?

Do you ever stop contradicting yourself?

patches689:

Which is not at all what it is

Re-read the source

You go re-read it and google the company's profile, it's not data-link you dummy

@Helghast, enjoy your ban...you tried to talk bullsh1t and got a TKO

Thiza:
South African Highway Patrol which Nigeria doesn't have or you call Fight Fire by Fire a responce Team

Nigerian Police has more patrol vehicles than South African police....

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agaugust:
You go re-read it and google the company's profile, it's not data-link you dummy

It's an info-centric network . The likes of which Nigeria does not posses

Which is what we are arguing about.

agaugust:

Nigerian Police has more patrol vehicles than South African police....

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So this is how the mind of a 12 year old works?

patches689:

It's an info-centric network . The likes of which Nigeria does not posses

Which is what we are arguing about.

South African Police has NO data-link. FACT !

patches689:

So this is how the mind of a 12 year old works?

South African brains are ruled by photos, so I showed you one that gives you nervous breakdown. Encore !!!

agaugust:

South African Police has NO data-link. FACT !

Does Nigeria poses a similar system to us? S

patches689:

Does Nigeria poses a similar system to us?

There are hundreds of such systems all over the world, different packages are used by different countries.

Why should we buy your own type? Does South Africa possess a similar system to Algeria? Retaard

agaugust:

South African brains are ruled by photos, so I showed you one that gives you nervous breakdown. Encore !!!

So you failed to notice the disdain in my post?

I shall take this as confirmation that you are are functionally literate.

Show us a picture of every South African police vehical

agaugust:

There are hundreds of such systems all over the world, different packages are used by different countries.

Why should we buy your own type? Does South Africa possess a similar system to Algeria? Retaard

Nigeria does not have any such system from any manufacturer.

At first I was joking about you only being functionally literate, but now I am starting to think its true.

So let me put it in such a way that someone of your reading level can comprehend "we have something you don't"

agaugust:

South African Police has NO data-link. FACT !

In telecommunication a data link is the means of connecting one location to another for the purpose of transmitting and receiving digital information. It can also refer to a set of electronics assemblies, consisting of a transmitter and a receiver (two pieces of data terminal equipment) and the interconnecting data telecommunication circuit. These are governed by a link protocol enabling digital data to be transferred from a data source to a data sink.
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Data_link

It complies with the definition of one


Hence we do

Hence Nigeria does not

Therefore: my point still stands

The South African Police Service (SAPS) implemented a biometric system in 2001 to secure the Integrated Justice System (IJS).Finger- and palm prints of convicted criminals have been captured in their Automated Fingerprint Identification System (AFIS) this database is used for Identity Management (IDM) and is used to monitor criminals as well as to track down wanted criminals. Portable readers (powered by Sagem's MorphoTouch and RapID technology) are used at roadblocks around the country to identify wanted criminals and bring them to justice.

The AFIS was implemented by the Ideco Group, who also completed the HANIS system discussed above.

Additional uses of biometrics in the police services are fingerprint readers (with fake fingerprint detection functionality) for access control in departments with secure and sensitive information (e.g. forensic laboratories, stolen vehicle departments etc.).

Fingerprints are also being used as the sole method for doing criminal record background checks for commercial purposes – as the use of a name, surname or identification number has too much potential for abuse, and this system failure has led to much fraud. A full set of fingerprints is required for a criminal record check to be done on an individual. Companies who want to make use of this service (called AFISwitch) have to be enrolled with AFIS. This service has a significantly faster turnaround time (48 hours as opposed to weeks) than the traditional system for checking criminal records.

@AUGUSTUS WE ARE DECADES AWAY FROM YOUR MILITIA POLICE FORCE....SEE OUR HQ OF THE POLICE....SOUTH AFRICA HAS 1110 POLICE STATIONS...DO YOU KNOW HOW MANY IN NIGERIA

South African Police Cars

SAPS

@AUGUSTUS BRING YOUR MILITIA POLICE ON WE SHALL DEAL WITH THEM LIKE A BULL DOG DEAL WITH BONE