ABP Makes Historic
Live Night Internet Capture
Detection, tracking and apprehension of illegals shown
live on World Wide Web
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| Group of 19 illegal aliens head
north. This was the second group spotted Monday night. |
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Another
first for pioneering non-profit
Lighted only by the Milky Way, last
night American Border Patrol detected, tracked, located, reported
and the Border Patrol apprehended 18 illegal aliens just north
of the Mexican border in Southeastern Arizona. While ABP has
performed this feat many times in the past, this is the first
time the entire event was shown live on the Internet. Americans
could sit at their computers and watch as the drama unfolded.
From first detection to final apprehension by the Border Patrol,
the mission lasted an hour and a half. (ABP had spotted another
group earlier in the evening but they were too far off to close
the distance.) |
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| 18 illegal aliens (one ran off
into the woods) sit on ground waiting for Border Patrol. |
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High
Technology
ABP used night vision scopes, an infrared
camera, ground sensors, video link by radio, and a mobile satellite
link to perform the feat. --- It took the Border Patrol about
thirty minutes to reach the aliens. "I believe this is the
first time in history Americans have watched the entire process
of stopping illegal aliens live and at night," said Glenn
Spencer of ABP. --- After detecting the group at a distance,
the ABP camera team moved into position for close-ups. At first
they couldn't find the aliens as they had laid down in the woods.
Patience and determination paid off and the aliens were located
in heavy brush and woods.
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