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..more oh no'es for the paranoid liberal. Won't be long before they have this for all you's dopers too.
OMAHA, Neb. -- Prosecutors said a new technology coming to Douglas, Sarpy and Lancaster counties will help keep the communities safer by monitoring the alcohol intake of those convicted of alcohol-related offenses.
The secure continuous remote alcohol monitor -- or SCRAM bracelet -- monitors the alcohol intake of the person wearing it, and an infrared laser checks to make sure it's against his or her skin.
"The data from the bracelets enables criminal justice agencies to determine an individual's drinking patterns and blood-alcohol content," said Matthew Mitchell, with SCRAM.
The SCRAM bracelet is used to check whether an offender is consuming liquor. The technology will soon be available locally.
..more oh no'es for the paranoid liberal. Won't be long before they have this for all you's dopers too.
OMAHA, Neb. -- Prosecutors said a new technology coming to Douglas, Sarpy and Lancaster counties will help keep the communities safer by monitoring the alcohol intake of those convicted of alcohol-related offenses.
The secure continuous remote alcohol monitor -- or SCRAM bracelet -- monitors the alcohol intake of the person wearing it, and an infrared laser checks to make sure it's against his or her skin.
"The data from the bracelets enables criminal justice agencies to determine an individual's drinking patterns and blood-alcohol content," said Matthew Mitchell, with SCRAM.
The SCRAM bracelet is used to check whether an offender is consuming liquor. The technology will soon be available locally.