Cenk Uygur
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Man In Trouble For Cellphone Jammer On Public Train
Posted
March 12, 2016
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March 12, 2016
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5:27Now PlayingA 63 year old financial analyst is facing serious charges, because he used a cellphone jammer on a public train. Such devices are illegal in the US, but he hated people talking on their phones so much that he decided to use the jammer anyway. Cenk Uygur and Ana Kasparian hosts of The Young Turks discuss.
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“Aaron Robison was commuting home from work last fall on the Brown Line when an older man carrying a plastic bag of Old Style beer took a seat across from him.
The man opened a beer and surveyed the car, scowling as he saw another rider talking on a cellphone a few feet away, Robison said. He watched as the man pulled a clunky black device topped with five antennas from his pocket and switched it on.
Almost instantly, commuters who had been talking on their phones went silent, checking their screens for the source of their dropped calls, Robison said.”
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