Freedom cameras

These still photographs, taken from a mobile camera on the Mexican border, shows how border cameras including our Freedom Camera system works. A volunteer, monitoring his home computer, notices suspicious activity at the border fense. A probable smuggler, shown in the first photograph, is using a cutting torch to cut open a section of fense large enough for vehicles to drive through. The second photograph shows several vehicles gathering, waiting for their opportunity to cross into the United States. The volunteer immediately calls the Border Patrol. Within minutes, as shown in the third photograph, the Border Patrol arrives on the scene and the would-be intruders leave. The fourth photgraph shows a Policia Municipal truck from Tecate, Mexico arriving conveniently after the incident. In the fifth photo we see a close-up taken afterwards, which shows how easily the fense can be cut away in a short time and, if the entire section is removed, how easily vehicles can drive through it. The opening would be large enough for heavy vehicles carry large quantities of narcotics, aliens, or even weapons of mass destruction. A network of cameras across the border is essential for the security of United States.