Steve Neavling
ticklethewire.com
The FBI’s digital billboard program started as a one-city pilot in Philadelphia in 2007 and exploded into 3,200 locations nationwide today, the Richmond Times-Dispatch reports.
The increase is due to the program’s success, the FBI said.
“We reach a wider audience,” said FBI Special Agent Barbara Woodruff, a spokeswoman for the Newark field office. “We have access to these billboards in times of extreme importance, to include national emergencies, fugitive-related cases and kidnappings.”
The idea is to reach millions of motorists who could help locate dangerous criminals and kidnap victims.
The digital billboards generally feature a photo of a fugitive, the crime and a phone number to call, the Dispatch reported.
Maybe taxpayer funded FBI agents can put this new book up on their bill boards
Just got this email from Ed Tatro
FROM AN OFFICE BUILDING WITH A HIGH-POWERED RIFLE — DON ADAMS
EX-FBI AGENT EXPOSES SPECIFIC AGENTS WHO COVERED UP THE KENNEDY ASSASSINATION.
HE SHOWS SPECIFIC FRAUDULENT AND DOCTORED FBI DOCUMENTS IN THE CASE IN HIS BOOK.
I WILL BE INTERVIEWING HIM IN TWO WEEKS IN ILLNOIS VIA SKYPE.