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*System involves installing a microchip into all new motor vehicles, motorcycles, boats, snowmobiles, etc.
*The microchip generates the associated vehicles V.I.N. only when activated by the police unit (L.E.U.).
*The radio wave emission is acquired through the use of an antenna built into windshield and rear window (reduces interference from metal parts of engine).
*Law enforcement officers' vehicles are fitted with equipment that 'intercepts' information from the airwaves.
*Once the vehicle's V.I.N. is 'locked into' officer can then computer-check the license plate, matching it to the cars associated V.I.N. (switched / stolen plate); a computer check of the automobile registration information and the owner's computer information can be made. The mechanical configuration of the unit is similar to that of a 'cruise control' system.
*Law enforcement could verify tampering or missing units through the use of frequency verification.
*Parts of the vehicle's state inspection could include verification that the system is intact and functioning.
The cops can then basically take control of the car's electrical system and shut down the engine, turn on the flashers, etc.