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<p>[QUOTE="Blaubart, post: 1634058, member: 37498"]I suppose we can agree to disagree on this point.</p><p><br /></p><p>What about the other parts of this ordinance? i.e. Cost and efficacy. Any such system will cost resources to implement. If the people who want to sell stolen property in Houston can simply sell them out of town, sell them to a crooked dealer, or sell them to another person who isn't a dealer, what are the dealers/customers/taxpayers getting for their money? A warm and fuzzy feeling that <i>less</i> stolen goods are being sold to law abiding dealers?</p><p><br /></p><p>Such a system is only going to help identify unique items. Or identify the really stupid thieves who leave fingerprints behind at a crime scene and then try to sell stolen goods at PM dealers who take their fingerprints. Most thieves are smarter than that and the average ASE isn't unique. So if a thief steals a roll of ASE's and sells them to a PM dealer, where's the proof of a crime?[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="Blaubart, post: 1634058, member: 37498"]I suppose we can agree to disagree on this point. What about the other parts of this ordinance? i.e. Cost and efficacy. Any such system will cost resources to implement. If the people who want to sell stolen property in Houston can simply sell them out of town, sell them to a crooked dealer, or sell them to another person who isn't a dealer, what are the dealers/customers/taxpayers getting for their money? A warm and fuzzy feeling that [I]less[/I] stolen goods are being sold to law abiding dealers? Such a system is only going to help identify unique items. Or identify the really stupid thieves who leave fingerprints behind at a crime scene and then try to sell stolen goods at PM dealers who take their fingerprints. Most thieves are smarter than that and the average ASE isn't unique. So if a thief steals a roll of ASE's and sells them to a PM dealer, where's the proof of a crime?[/QUOTE]
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