I had mentioned a long time ago, the MMJ Patient Protection Network. It may not exist officially (yet) but I think it's high time (pun, LOL) that it was created. Basically it is patients watching out for each other. What this does is this:
Patients who have cameras and surveillance systems need to learn to use it to their advantage, esp. in legal defenses. Cops HATE getting caught on camera breaking laws and it's a great way to PUNISH THEM for being PIGS instead of law enforcement officers. For instance, if you have a DVR that records your cameras (make sure you have audio too) you upload your footage every day to an offsite location. There are scores of data storage places out there for cheap money too. Your DVR needs to be in a secure, HIDDEN location as well so they cannot find it easily. Another great tactic to use is dummy cameras and hidden actual ones. When they think they have destroyed or disabled your cameras you catch them on tape doing just that with the covert cameras. Smoke detector cameras, Motion sensors, all are available now and they work awesome. Make sure you have battery backup for all your systems and hard shield your network feeds into your location. Use GOOD encryption software on your computers with an ultra-strong key as well. Something along the lines of PGP with a 64 digit key is a good start. Anyone needs more info I will post up a tutorial for all to see.
My feeds UPLOAD to my other friends’ locations and theirs upload to mine. It does take some bandwidth but is well worth it. With cross coverage between multiple locations we have the PIGS by the short hairs if they even dare break one law. Knowledge of technology is POWER... but only if you use it correctly! Stay safe out there!