[1106] INEXCUSABLE: Police Car Gun Lock Bypassed in ONE SECOND (Big Sky Racks' ELS 300)

[@kylewatson5133]

He's not upset that these locks can be defeated. He's upset it takes zero skill.

[@LRM12o8]

(almost) any lock can be defeated, so yeah...

[@patana256]

@@LRM12o8 do you have trouble reading? Thats not the point.

[@filmandfirearms]

Nothing made by humans is perfect. However, laziness is universal

[@mmtigan]

@@patana256 Yes it is.

[@ArtByCole]

@@mmtigan I think it was more directed at the fact that it requires no unique gear (including makeshift tension bars and picks) to open. Magnets are common and plentiful. Although the person you responded to was unnecessarily condescending in tone.

[@Olszymanski]

Lockpickinglawyer: gets arrested and goes to jail Also lockpickinglawyer: I am recording from jail and I found a major mistake in jail cell locks

[@joshuaarnett762]

The police leave the room for like 30 seconds, come back, he's somehow gone, and camera is gone, and so is the footage, because all of the locks leading to those rooms are pitiful

[@dannygonzalez8211]

Underrated comment

[@tunakann7629]

@@joshuaarnett762 and the footage is put on the channel with a voice over tutorial

[@joshuaarnett762]

@Fuk KZbin it's difficult to say that a lock is 100% not in use anymore. Also, I imagine they are kinda hard to find.

[@calebbadger]

Lockpickinglawyer: Gets shot by a cop Also Lockpickinglawyer: "So I'm standing here at the pearly gates, and they appear to have a normal wafer lock on the gate. I have cut a small sliver out of a soda can and...I am now back within the moral coil."

[@heneedscoffee]

Great. Soon we can get arrested for carrying a concealed magnet.

[@cudwieser3952]

You already can. If you go to a store using magnetic security tags you can get pulled for attempted theft if intent can be proven.

[@danieltroger]

Colum Peel why that?

[@OUSWKR]

Cell mate: what are you on for? Me: conceal carry of a magnet HBU? Cell mate: goes on to list a bunch of felonies 🤣

[@mymusicaccount1456]

Magnet now ascended to the list of "burglary tools", joining screw drivers & hack saw & bolt cutters as something you shouldn't be carrying in your backpack past 9pm

[@jadenschalck8640]

Police: watch out he's got a magnet! *Gunshots*

[@willacewallace5905]

Agreed. I am an LEO and one of my recent roles prior to promotion was in procuring equipment. Everything from vehicle acquisition and outfitting to weapon storage solutions. I was curious about a certain company's clasping lock one day, musing in the shop. Thought about how solenoids and such work...took a magnet that was mounted on the vehicle life used to hold paperwork...viola. Spoke to my Chief about the discovery, then sent him a video via text. Next course of action was a call to Seti.... Advised them that the product they sell has serious safety flaw and would like to send them back. They basically said I was stuck with them due to various procurement rules ad regs. So, found a loophole in our contacting manual and regs regarding 'faulty and/or unsafe equipment and assumed liability'. To make this short, all 32 racks went back.

[@grantrichards4950]

Well done, and thank you for your service!

[@sarcasticcrypto]

Your action lends support to my claim, Know how to motivate someone? Piss them Off!

[@ExtraThiccc]

Ngl I'm shocked they didn't just shoot you. Cops don't like other cops telling then what to do

[@Top10AnimeBetrayals]

Chad moment

[@mrcat3493]

Good on you for being conscientious in your duty. I bet the company was pissed. Lol Did you ever find a suitable replacement? I can’t imagine there are a lot of companies that make this type of device.

[@dougdennis3681]

Hearing LPL say "inexcusable" hits you right in the feels, and you didn't even make the lock.

[@fabriziodini5806]

He hits hard

[@OnyxMP312]

Kinda like when review brah said, "My disasppointment is immeasurable and my day is ruined."

[@mradhayuda1]

Lov it

[@nwah816]

It hits hard but does it hit harder than the firearm it is supposed to lock ?

[@matthewgaughran4903]

It's worse than when dad says "I'm not mad. I'm just disappointed."

[@thatguy3634]

"This is the lock picking lawyer and today" you hear your front door open "I'm going to" you hear footsteps coming towards you "show you how defenseless you are"

[@alexp6013]

I mean... If he did that he would've crossed the Atlantic, so... I'm safer than this gun (especially with the EU banning americans)

[@alexp6013]

Yeah... could happen. I might need to move to space. Just to be safe

[@Antonio-wh8lh]

Roses are red, silent as a mouse, your door is unlocked. I'm inside your house. - ;)

[@dragoncat9153]

@@alexp6013 you think space is safe? He won't hesitate to pick apart the laws of physics and manifest behind you, mortal

[@T34theAmericanheavy]

Alex p on god? We literally pay their bills

[@wagnerthomas6780]

A police officer bringing suspect in his car hearing this: "Locked" "Unlocked" "Locked" "Unlocked"

[@socialexperimentgaming4808]

🤣🤣🤣🤣 this will happen

[@0623kaboom]

be even funnier if when the cop returns to the car you are in the front seat playing with the rifle holder instead of being in the back seat cuffed while watching LPL video's on his laptop lol

[@fly88l]

Too funny 🤣🤣

[@KertaDrake]

@@0623kaboom Make sure to raid his donuts if they are present and uneaten.

[@DumpsterBug]

@@0623kaboom he is probably looking up on how to unlock a jail cell next.

[@stupidthefish1979]

“Who are you and how did you get in here?” “I’m a locksmith. And I’m a locksmith.”

[@SpaceMissile]

one of the best bits in that movie. lmao

[@bennyk384]

*in the calmest voice* “Folks I get really angry when I see products like these”

[@thijskennis8757]

Except he says "frustrated"

[@Sirenhound]

And now he has a gun!

[@blck.]

@@Sirenhound LMFAO

[@falonthorne445]

**Calmly** "I get really fuming, i can't contain my anger anymore. This is just the last straw"

[@freescape08]

I don't know, I could feel a passive aggressive tone building. He certainly wasn't full of joy at the moment.

[@grass7533]

you know hes mad when he starts by speaking at a 140 words per minute instead of his usual 110

[@hmmmexistentialawareness3639]

This comment is weird and underrated...

[@OakDev]

I was the 100th like on this comment

[@wokap]

Bro? Go outside for me.

[@KirkHermary]

Accurate!

[@yepyep4451]

@This My name sounds like someone’s upset they weren’t his 100th like

[@maybewellok]

Imagine LPL telling all of the specs and vulnerabilities of this lock while picking it in a police car

[@fabriciogoulart4564]

It puts PO at risk. Imagine someone sneaking on them a taking the gun. Not many police cruisers are locked on service

[@cudwieser3952]

He'd be double bound and gagged.

[@Noromdiputs]

Hi this is the lock picking lawyer and today I'm in the back of a police cruiser. No I haven't got arrested I was in the court house doing my day job when an officer in an unrelated case recognized my hands. We got to talking and just for fun we're seeing if I can houdini my way out of his back seat while handcuffed. Now as you can see I'm handcuffed with...

[@ConnorDobbins]

For all we know he is in the back of a cop car. He would be just as calm either way

[@billbingham3829]

The police would never arrest him because they know he would get out of his restraints and just walk away.

[@williamkiley2328]

I did work on an old woman's house once. She live kind of out in the sticks, and she just yelled "come in!" When I knocked on her door for an evaluation. I wasn't in a marked vehicle and I was only wearing plain clothes, no company markings anywhere. She didn't have an appointment because my scheduler said she was always home. Now, I used to live in the country, so I get it, but my dad was a huge dude and knew how to handle himself, so I was never worried. This old woman though? I figured she'd be more cautious. After a few minutes I asked her why she didn't lock the door and she said "It only keeps the good people out." I only started to watch your channel somewhat recently, but I can already tell she was right this whole time.

[@herzglass]

I always try and tell people not to be overly worried about locking everything up. "If someone comes to to your house with the intent to get in, they most certainly will." Only thing they might offer serious security is an alarm system and even these give professionals a couple of minutes to get what's really valuable. Indeed a family I know had their beautiful wide wooden stairs ruined because the burglar's threw the small safe down the stairs. The damage it did was a lot more worth than anything inside it.

[@artful1967]

@@herzglass the point in locking things up is not to make it impossible for a determined thief. It is to make it not worth the effort. If you have a security system and good locks and a guard dog and cameras etc and the house next door doesn't then they will go to the easier house

[@herzglass]

@@artful1967 I am aware of that. That's why easy to carry valuables should not be kept at home. There is no harm in having good locks, doors and windows and maybe additional security, but as soon as it becomes a pricy investment, it's worth to consider locking stuff up someplace else. Again, I know some examples of the burglars trying to bypass existing security making the damage a lot pricier, than just leaving your door unlocked.

[@jojomaster7675]

@@herzglass "Your house doesn't have to be perfectly protected from thieves, just more protected than your neighbor's house."

[@jonathancoyne8034]

My mom used to always say "A lock will only keep an honest man out."

[@GarrettStelly]

If I've learned anything from The Lockpicking Lawyer, it's this: Carry a huge magnet with you everywhere.

[@ohno8589]

“Fuckn magnets, do they work?!”

[@cidlunius1076]

A magnet, a handcuff key, a blank key a screwdriver and a knife. That's basically it.

[@GarrettStelly]

@@cidlunius1076 dont forget a roll of aluminium foil

[@GarrettStelly]

Or a coke can

[@tjakal]

Yeah, cuz you never know just when you need to steal that AR15 from the law enforcement. In fact it happens so frequently in life I'm tempted to become a biohacker and replace my pelvic bone with neodymium so I can just 'haul ass' and escape by bumping my butt against oncoming traffic and flee like the rectal spiderman while waving goodbyes to officer Nneversawthatonecomming.

[@d4tsuc800]

lpl walking into fort knox: "now this is just embarrassing"

[@BigMoebius]

Lol, underrated comment

[@dankmeme5336]

That's video 1161

[@notonlysunandbeach2567]

Hahahahahahaha

[@Superchief-bk4wf]

I broke the 666

[@tryhardfinessedyou]

3 is binding....

[@AnnaCurser]

"Sir, why do you carry a magnet with you?" "I have no skill?"

[@supersayianz]

"Call it insurance" -Batman, when he casually took out the krpytonite from his belt to weaken superman lol

[@tonyb7615]

scary how this could legit be a thing eventually. "sir, your child has a toothpick and a magnet... are you aware these are thieving tools?". um what? so mcguyver was real?

[@michaelmo5]

Zero skill, but quite a bit of knowledge.

[@yeoungbraxx]

It's food for my family

[@sumpferkraut]

@@michaelmo5 "Quite a bit of knowledge" - like what? A 2 minute youtube video? You need very little knowledge, but it has to be very specific.

[@stefancapata1925]

Cop: "I lost my keys, can't take the rifle out to shoot aggressor" LPL: "Here's a magnet" Cop *throws magnet at aggressor: "Now what?"

[@Scouse_Wayne]

Aggressor **uses magnet to unlock his new toy**

[@alexia4854]

Underated but true most cops have iq of 125

[@jordonkautz1470]

@@alexia4854 125 is actually impressive. The baseline IQ of a human is 100 so someone with 125 is a good bit above average.

[@stevenmiller7964]

@@jordonkautz1470 Lol which shows Tristin's IQ is quite a bit lower

[@Unrealistic-o9c]

The SO here recruits from the alternative HS. They pay $200 more a month for a BA.

[@pflh2391]

He subtly sounds more upset than usual in this one. He also murdered this lock several times more than how much he usually does.

[@coryCuc]

I noticed that. He must have opened and closed that thing 10 times lol.

[@KrutzWalanda]

Yeah he goes pretty hard when it's firearm safety. The stakes are a lot higher, but the locks are just as shit. Often worse, even.

[@notso7093]

Justifiably so. This is securing a firearm, not a few hundred euro in snacks or even a few thousand worth of tools or money. This is Someone can be killed.

[@benbraceletspurple9108]

He should be this could result is serious casualties

[@josephhartline8638]

I think LPL might have saw this video from Seattle. kzbin.info/www/bejne/l4ekfoibn8qrl5I

[@adisappointedfbiagent449]

I'm the lock picking Lawyer and today I'm at the local bank vault. The security of this establishment was rather weak and I was able to open the vault with a condom."

[@eve6523]

now i am curious if the condom was used or not

[@gavinhanson9213]

Eve The condom has the be used in this scenario because it has to be lubed up to preform this kind job on a bank vault.

[@SiempreAlgoLoco]

You’d be surprised of the treasures that I’ve been able to break into using my XL condom.

[@Varbos_Poet]

@@eve6523 He once opened a chastity cage with a condom wrapper as a valentines special.

[@92GreyBlue]

Lol that became inn appropriate so quickly xD

[@kaliensmashingatoms]

It's about time we have a KZbinr who gets to the freaking point, doesn't act all over dramatic and all while putting out excellent content. Thank you

[@BG-hp6mu]

I like three minutes at the start of each video promoting Squarespace.

[@InceyWincey]

Who would have thought it would be the lawyer that did the least unnecessary waffling?

[@ammpdmtb9828]

@@BG-hp6mu or ridge wallets. Or Raid shadow legends. Or Honey.

[@BG-hp6mu]

@@ammpdmtb9828 I feel cheated, I only see squarespace plugs.

[@moomoomayhem7527]

I couldn't agree more.

[@guardian_bob]

LPL:"zero skill attack" Magneto: cries in corner

[@formyzee907]

Made me laugh out loud, thx ^^

[@bramhickey8554]

You made be feel bad for the magnet

[@Therealrime]

LPL has a harder time gettting open the bottle of advil he took for the headache this awful lock gave him

[@xsystem1]

more likes for this guy please

[@bucky13]

I could understand if he bought the easy-open Advil bottles with no child proofing.. Shouldn't take your work home with you.

[@bunka4335]

this child proof lock is inexcusable and does not actually require you to be 18. It only takes a few moments. Pathetic.

[@FroggyMosh]

Given that some types of child-proofing won't give way when you blindly smash it in a panic, I think they'd make better gun-locks.

[@gj1234567899999]

If they made the lock literally a bottle of Advil it would have been harder to open.

[@hmoham]

You know you've been watching LPW for a while when you see electric lock and know we are going to see the strong magnet.

[@thethatone2166]

Lock Picking Wawyer

[@cambrown5633]

There are a few ways to open a lock like this: The easy way, the easier way, and the stupidly easy way

[@PiousSlayer]

@Click Bait Except the police don't make the locks themselves. Doesn't help they will most likely get their budgets cut (bad idea imo) and thus will have to get cheaper alternatives or go without at all. Fun, eh?

[@petea8644]

@@PiousSlayer The worst crime-ridden city in the US: camden NJ, totally defunded their police department in 2012, it now has the lowest crime rate in the nation - so, GOOD IDEA.

[@gregorthomas2236]

@J Branham is there no one to call or did you just make that up?

[@IAM_Reedy]

@@petea8644 except the police didn’t actually disappear. The transitioned from city employees to county employees at a lower salary, which meant they actually were able to hire more cops... not less. In addition they installed numerous surveillance systems throughout Camden. It was this increased surveillance and more county officers that led to a reduction in crime which led to a safer community. So they didn’t actually defund the police, they just shifted the budget. 😊

[@monroerobbins7551]

Honestly, I appreciate that it frustrates you because of how risky it would be, and how it can be defeated with a bloody magnet. And how concise you are, it just gets straight to the point. I love your work, mate. It’s soothing, and interesting to watch you break it down, so we as the people know. Hopefully better designs are implemented, for the safety of the public. :)

[@aultraman]

Not only is this guy's videos fun to watch and informative, he's concise and doesn't waste time to get to the good stuff.

[@bryanhersman4037]

I also LOVE his background music choice.

[@filmandfirearms]

@@bryanhersman4037 You mean none?

[@BrainSlugs83]

Right? I zoned out and missed the whole video. Had to re-watch it.

[@RossiaIsNoMore]

Doesn't waste tine? Half of this video he just waving his finger.

[@KuperSpyronicStudios]

FELLOW KAMEN RIDER FAN SPOTTED FELLOW KAMEN RIDER FAN SPOTTED

[@midimusicforever]

Well, the lock sucks, but at least the price was military grade.

[@Aikano9]

Don’t they haggle at everything because they hate paying for shit, but want budget increased either way

[@cardiffpicker1]

@@Aikano9 yeah,, but the suppliers just start a shit load higher so they get haggled down to just above the actual cost

[@TOMAS-lh4er]

IS It smart to show this when the riots are going on ?? Or at all ?

[@tsandroid-x6h]

That is the question of white hat hackers. The argument is that the problem will be exploited either way, and won't be fixed unless it is discussed

[@cardiffpicker1]

@@TOMAS-lh4er more guns than people in America, do you really think it makes much difference. I bought a gun in Florida when I was visiting my cousins,private sale and zero f@%ks given.

[@sniperbear5898]

I'm in awe. Used this lock in my patrol vehicle and thought my rifle was "secure". Wow....

[@Plisky]

@@kimjongryan9043 Similar products are used on patrol motorcycles also.

[@brandonjohnson4121]

@@kimjongryan9043 Anyone who is going to steal a police officers rifle or shotgun will have no problem popping open their trunk first.

[@michaelmace4990]

I saw one of lpl’s bad locks being used at work. Showed the video. And got the owner to change them ALL

[@grantdavis5627]

Tbf why would you steal a gun when you can buy them at Walmart?

[@AtholAnderson]

@@grantdavis5627 If someone has no money and wants one for criminal purposes, and/or cannot legally buy one due to criminal convictions?

[@bearcats513]

The worst part about this lock is that it is from a DECOMISSIONED vehicle. Meaning it’s already been used for several years in such a compromised state.

[@DJGodaryD86]

Imagine police officers fidlefucking with keys wasting time to get to their weapons for ages. Even that official key looks like one found on toys.

[@chrisbrent7487]

Along with the other several hundred thousand.

[@wottusay3247]

No its not a worry. Looking at the overall picture of things and how the item is actually used its unlikely the lock would end up near free hands unless other things have already went wrong.

[@wottusay3247]

@Luke Fleming Especially with the you being a cop.

[@wottusay3247]

@Luke Fleming I'm not mad. You just misread that. You guys see this idiot?

[@TheBehm08]

“Can you afford an assault rifle?” “No” “Can you afford a magnet?”

[@gumpdaburr5760]

No

@@gumpdaburr5760 Can you steal a magnet?

[@xXllGhostllXx]

@ possibly

@@xXllGhostllXx then you can steal an assault rifle, fallow me for more tips and tricks of how to put play the system and probably get you shot in the process

[@LevCallahan]

lol What's an assault rifle.

[@borlani]

"Hi, I'd like to buy a lock please" "sure, we can show you this one" "Does it feature in a LPL video?" "erm.. yes... it does" "how long is the video?" "erm, 2 mins 19 seconds" "Thanks.... Goodbye!"

[@DrunkHog]

If it's 2 minutes for LPL it should be a fairly ok lock.

[@garblethem]

@@DrunkHog this video is 2min 20sec long.....

[@ctcola2859]

@@garblethem Yea the question was asked wrong. "How long did it take him to pick it?" is what I would think he meant. Because it can be everything from 2-5 min where he talks about the lock.

[@Vysair]

the method to unlock is all that matter

[@Dexaan]

I will now be evaluating locks for purchase based on how long the LPL video is.

[@4ortsJ]

He doesn’t show his face because he’s wanted in 50 states in the U.S.

[@robtonnochy8925]

He's supposed to be in jail in those 50 states too, they just haven't been able to lock him in yet.

[@shaunoleary7092]

@@robtonnochy8925 Let's see ... click out of one, nothing on two ... :)

[@garysmith455]

Not true. Its only Florida, California, New York, and Minnesota. And after the great turn, GA. May be thinking about it.

[@johnrice1943]

And several territories, including, but not limited to, puerto rico, us virgin islands, and the azores. Lol

[@sal_strazzullo]

@@garysmith455 Florida's governor is republican and most people here are too, except in Miami

[@adamb89]

Reminds me about a decade ago my uncle was bragging about his new gun safe, and as he was going on and on about electric lock this and biometric security that, I took an old ring magnet from the fridge down there and started sliding it around the front of the lock. After a couple seconds I heard a click, and the door opened right up. Seeing him standing there, frozen mouth open mid-sentence with his finger still up in the air as he was making some other point about how great it was, and he saw the door just swing right open. And cheeky me held up the magnet and said "Nice of you to leave the key out."

[@williamchamberlain2263]

That's crazy. A solenoid or a motor and worm gear wouldn't cost much.

[@mynameismynameis666]

Fort Knox: has giant tank grade steel concrete doors. LockPickingLawyer: I have this Pencil...

[@cozmoz365]

I'm pretty sure he could MacGuyver himself out of most places.

[@chim8949]

A Fucking Pencil...He is a man if sheer fucking will.

[@slogyourgrogyouoldseadog]

@obglobgablob this is gold

[@slogyourgrogyouoldseadog]

"They took his locks, he'll take their lives"

[@justaduck3953]

"tank grade steel" lol modern tank armor is depleted uranium and/or composite. Tanks that did use steel were made of just regular mild steel, usually rolled billets, not anything fancy like AR500 or an alloy.

[@KristoffDoe]

So, that's a security level six, right? 1. Sign "free rifle!" 2. Nothing 3. Sign "don't touch!" 4. Piece of string 5. Piece of string AND sign "don't touch!" 6. This lock

[@barrybigballs6339]

7, pink ribbon in a pretty bow.

[@sorayaimperial]

I'm pretty sure a piece of string takes at least half a second longer to break than this lock.

[@f1reman237]

People struggle to break a piece of string. This thing is just a joke.

[@Ghorda9]

@@f1reman237 dropping the gun on it's own could break the string.

[@spartansheep915]

Peice of string and sign actually beats this as long as the words are written in bold

[@ShootAUT]

"Dispatch, this is 101. They have magnets. Call off the reinforcements. It would only help them."

[@SeamusFries]

*riot by childish Gambino starts playing*

[@WhoTFstolemyname]

The wires being exposed is surely a security issue too.

[@mpclepto182]

Unfortunately, every lock is nothing more than a deterrent. This one is a poor deterrent, but it still is. Even a gun insight of a vault inside of fort knox inside of the most well armed and defending nation in the world is nothing more than a deterrent. I hope the tax payers didn't pay much for this locking mechanism, but most people who are stealing a cop's AR are probably not so smart as they could far more easily just use a 3d printer to make one that works long enough to steal even more accessible guns.

[@gozzilla177]

I'm starting to think it might take longer to steal my stuff if I just leave all my valuables on my lawn with a big sign that says FREE FOR ALL! As the confusion will hold them longer then any lock.

[@celeron55]

Spread them far apart and a thief won't even bother when your neighbor has them more conveniently in their house.

[@joshacollins84]

@@celeron55 genius!

[@joshacollins84]

At least you won't have to replace any windows, locks, door frames, ect. Lol

[@ShadowseIf]

Golden!

[@mattiviljanen8109]

If you put all your stuff to your lawn with "FREE FOR ALL" sign, the last items left will be any locks in the pile.

[@Stuntman707]

LPL in the backseat of a cop car, “Locked, unlocked, locked, unlocked” Cop turns around “What the...?” *Bang, bang bang* LPL - “That’s all I have for you for today folks, now I’m going to hop in the front and drive to a secure location”

[@yeetyateyote5570]

I’m dying at this

[@22gjreyes]

"This is the lock picking lawyer, and what I have for you today is a jail cell that I'm currently locked in"

[@clintoncoker6]

@@22gjreyes ...currently "locked" in. I would love to see him do the air quotes.

[@kinfongyeung5400]

@@22gjreyes And here is how you can use a plastic fork to break open jail lock. Over all, this lock is a terrible lock, and should not be used to lock up people.

[@paulelderson934]

"Let's do that again to make sure it wasn't a fluke."

[@ArtByCole]

I appreciate that your audience understands that you're frustrated at how lazy the designs are, and they aren't reacting with anger and saying you're the problem. You have one of most levelheaded audiences that I've seen on KZbin. False comforts, like this lock, are better to be exposed and replaced before those relying on it find out how flawed it is the hard way.

[@ireallyreallyhategoogle]

Unfortunately, they won't be replaced because the company has the contract and doesn't care.

[@no3ironman11100]

I don't get why an audience would be anything but "levelheaded" by your standard if they're watching a guy's video lol.

[@ThatFuckinGame]

This is a standard response, you might frequent the below average to shit avenues in internet if that's what you expected.

[@titan1umtitan]

Unfortunately, it won’t be replaced because all of the options available with their cheap budget are essentially just as bad :(

[@thekoifishcoyote8762]

Ignorance is bliss, says the ignorant.

[@justanonymouse]

Me : “well I’m sure most people don’t have the tools to get into these too easily” LPL : “so here’s a magnet” Me : ………….

[@ireallyreallyhategoogle]

When he says zero skills, he means it.

[@MultiDean1980]

He picked another lock with a twig from a bush. Literally.

[@DavidKnowles0]

@@MultiDean1980 I can do that with tesco trolleys!

[@IncredibleMD]

"The ELS, or Electronic Locking System-" Me, immediately: *MAAAAAAAAAGNEEEEEEEEEEEEET*

[@KirkHermary]

I'm not sure how many times I've seen him demonstrate that now. From clothing dye tags to safes, a simple magnet and zamo.

[@steele_heart77]

*"YEAAAAAAAH BITCH!!!! MAGNETS!!!"*

[@tps_sp]

fucking magnets, how do they work

[@nils1749]

I don't understand this and I don't understand mangnets. So this is magnets.

[@andyhug90]

@@KirkHermary clothing dye tags are designed to be removed by magnets tho... those things in stores are magnets

[@crystalepicness9688]

We spent hours digging. It was the middle of summer but the midnight air was cool and crisp. Our hands and eyes were focused on our work, but our ears strained against the gentle wind, listening for any sign that we'd been spotted. You remarked on the weather. There was a thin but broad cloud cover that night. You remarked that you couldn't see the stars. It was the only thing you said that night. The coffin was ancient stone, carved by a dedicated hand with old old tools. I ran my fingers along the rim of the lid, feeling the ancient brass clasps. I looked up at you to say you were right, but you only stared down at me, just a pair of eyes framed by a scarf and a hood, lit only by the dim glow of the camping lantern. It was some mixture of interest tinged with pity and the barest sliver of something I couldn't quite place. It started to rain, but only just. I felt the latches again. It was faint, a whisper, but unmistakably deep, like the feeling in your bones before a rainstorm. I looked up, you had stepped back. You knew what was going to happen next, what had to happen next. I began to read the inscription on the coffins lid. The words felt warm in my mouth. I felt my neck begin to tremble as I recited line after line of faux-latin, I surpressed the reflex as my voice grew louder and louder, the rain was falling harder, the words were hot in my throat, the words grew louder, the rain was falling in sheets, I had to shout over the churning wind, my voice was louder than it should have been, the rain was falling harder, my voice was louder than any voice could ever be, the words singed my throat, my words echoed past my ears, past the sodden earth, past time, past the veil, as I read the final line I felt that the words would burn my throat to ash when lightning struck the coffin. All was quiet. The rain had stopped. For a moment, I could see the stars. We listened. THUD. There was a noise like a great stone fist slamming against the coffin lid. The runes flashed with arcane light. THUD. There came another, but this time with even greater force. I felt the coffin shake beneath me. The runes flashed, brighter this time, straining against the force. THUD. With a final cyanean crash against the coffin lid, thing inside was silent, and the world breathed a sigh of relief. The seal held. I looked up again and saw you, hand outstretched, regarding me with that same strange look. I righted myself, and reached out to take your hand, when we heard a sound that stopped dead in our tracks. Whispering. I threw myself to the coffin, pressing my ear to the lid, straining to hear what the voice was saying. It spoke, "this is TheLockPickingLawyer, and today I am going to show you one of the least secure ritual seals I have ever seen."

[@delirium6752]

Criminally underrated comment

[@timothyfarrow6392]

You’re a legend 😂😂😂

[@timothyfarrow6392]

I hope you’re an author! That was actually riveting I was so eager to see where you were going with this

[@ecliptic_equinox]

A bit long, but extremely good content nonetheless

[@abrannan]

I'd buy a book about a lockpicking demon who specialized in bypassing summoning circles.

[@milkapeismilky5464]

Tried magnet on the Klamp rack where I keep a ready shotgun in my home. Worked like a charm, Mossberg went in the upright safe until I can get a locking system that can't be defeated by a 3-year-old. Thank you for the information!

[@brxtmp106]

And there you have it...the best reason for LPL...to help us avoid a catastrophe by knowing the risks/weaknesses

[@randallthomas5207]

@@milkapeismilky5464 You do know you can defeat most electric gun safes with a large magnet, don’t you. Do a search on gun safe magnet.

[@jamesmosher6912]

This guy is amazing! Love his videos. Simple, to the point, and occasionally, full of dry wit!

[@killerbug2201]

Next video: "INEXCUSABLE: WHOLE PRISON UNLOCKED IN 3 SECONDS"

[@kirkwillrule]

*plays perfectly balanced prison simulator*

[@Appachoppa112]

Lpl is who el chapo really had break em out 😂

[@TylrTheDstryr]

Next next video: "I now run a 200+ man strong team of lockpickers and murderers."

[@fieldy409]

INEXCUSABLE: Infiltrating the white house and assassinating the president using only a magnet.

[@silic8873]

0_0

[@Rohan-ly1rl]

No relevance whatsoever.... but could you do "Picking Police Car Door" next?? Kind regards, Non Criminal Guy

[@secrecy3915]

I think some police cars are keyed alike, and that you can just buy a key online.

[@Tabberythistery]

@@secrecy3915 hmmmmm

[@timskylark]

it is just a factory lock on the door

[@BigFatRillos]

Police cars don't have bulletproof glass. Why would I have to pick it? Just smash the shit in. What do we do about cops that roll up on a scene like a bat out of hell and just jump out of the car still running with the door open? You have no perception of the issue, therefore your version of relevant is different than the rest of us. Real question is, what are you doing here if you're just gonna try to shit on the guy?

[@Rohan-ly1rl]

@@BigFatRillos just to confirm... it was a joke

[@rkmbob]

LPL: "Zero skill attack" Me: "Ooh! That one is for me"

[@TWOSU_NEWS]

Hey so I actually showed my ISP buddy this trick., he took a video of it and gave it to his sergeant who gave it to his LT and maintenance division…in 3 weeks they began removing every on of these locks from their patrol vehicles

[@frederf3227]

This lock served its purpose, to transfer a lucrative contract to the brother in law of the PD commissioner.

[@iamme8770]

This guy gets it.

[@TheEyez187]

Sounds legit!

[@gelul12]

Every government contract that ever existed works like this.

[@gvs6462]

Your third eye is open!

[@dyowe518]

@@gelul12 private contracts are the same way. Any handshake without accountability has the same corrupt potential.

[@bbejammeja181]

People in Minneapolis watching this as a tutorial

[@theoddone2747]

Detriot

[@4g4m3n0n]

My first thought just reading the title lol.

[@GamingBlarg]

@@Skeens55 Cringe

[@SuperSirius11]

@@Skeens55 What exactly is the monkey aggression supposed to be?

[@LaughingMan44]

@@Skeens55 already saw a video of some antifa kid with a looted AR-15 from a police car. It's not far fetched that he watched a video like this. Fortunately a security guard disarmed him.

[@DanPlusWater]

"Santa Cruz" the original manufacturer of the lock mechanism itself caught hell when people discovered the same easy open method shown here. About 4 years ago now, they came up with a new design that uses a mechanical "dead bolt" that requires electricity to slide the locking bolt, or uses a "laser cut" style key as back up. Luckily my department uses that new style, so rifles won't get stolen. This old style lock (which unfortunately many departments still use) is a liability issue waiting to happen..... From Lansing, Michigan. Wishing you and your loved ones a great week.

[@Kineth1]

Imagine the confusion when someone shows up to a gun buy-back event with all of the guns that the police department lost over the past year.

[@ThatPCGamingNoob]

bought them in private sales to get them off the streets B)

[@jackkardic5151]

Hey, this is "no questions asked" right?

[@nikanor8152]

I just prefer 3D printing AR lowers for a few dollars worth of filament

[@TOMAS-lh4er]

This is a foolish time to shoe this ! with the riots going on !?

[@m4rkiz]

@@TOMAS-lh4er Every single soul following this channel knows that type of bypass already.

[@Matin_M]

I'd like to see a lock developed by LPL. That thing would be like the gauntlet.

[@berndarndt9924]

don't expect to much, opening locks and making locks is not the same. And making a lock nobody can crack is alot harder than cracking every lock.

[@sax7760]

@@berndarndt9924 Don't have that much imagination don't you.

[@zachserdynski1729]

@@berndarndt9924 Very true, but he is very clearly an expert/master of cracking locks. I imagine he has more than a few ideas to make a lock using several different mixed locking mechanisms. If he could get a few lock makers to hear him out, sit down, work on a design... they'd likely be able to make something special.

[@shadwhitesell803]

@@zachserdynski1729 I agree. No lock is completely unable to be defeated. Make it time consuming or difficult enough for them to give up or get caught in the act.

[@berndarndt9924]

@@shadwhitesell803 Thats a good point, most likely he would raise the quality standarts quite a bit.

[@jonathonreedg]

Why police departments don't hire someone like you to test these things blows my mind even more.

[@gingermcgingin1733]

Time & budget constraints, I'd imagine. Pride also probably has something to do with it.

[@odizzido]

I know. There are so many companies that obviously have nobody working for them that knows what they're doing or how what they make is used. I see it at my work too often with the software we use.

[@paweskarzynski8068]

They don't hire them, they arrest them ;-)

[@trequor]

Because they dont actually care about safety and security. The purpose of these locks was to spend money in a way that enriches the friends and family of the relevant bureaucrats. Who cares if it works?

[@slowiu06]

Too many companies anly only one LPL.

[@SurpriseFox]

I was thinking "Oh this is no big deal, it's only to prevent a criminal from snatching it quickly. Of course LPL won't like it since it's a simple lock." How wrong I was.

[@BenjWarrant]

The problem, of course, is that the lock manufacturers only have to out-think the procurement managers, and not the people who might want to bypass the lock.

[@Dragonking3787]

So would you suggest the LPL to become one? 🤔

[@cristianalbornoz1330]

very true

[@JohnDoe-dj3lw]

LPL could be (if he’s not already) a highly paid security consultant, that’s for sure. I mean Idk if he could set up an entire house security system but he can definitely test all the locks you want

[@davidbeattie4294]

That lock system was specified by Police "experts" who defined the required key performance criteria to be met by the new lock. Then those same "experts" helped evaluate the bid responses and complete any required testing before approving the selected vendor.. Do you see where I'm going with this? The reality is a bunch of donut eating, lazy ass cops did a shit job spelling out what they needed and confirming the selected product functioned as required. Procurement depends on the "experts" to know their business and they clearly don't. The real morons here are overpaid assholes in blue uniforms, not the Procurement folks.

[@Rosscoff2000]

The procurement spec should say "and would take LPL more than 60s to unlock"!

[@asetofnumbers]

I tried this and now the unarmed police are onto me.

[@nopr1v4cy2]

King shit

[@ImNotQualifiedToSayThisBut]

Does the set of numbers have 6 digits by any chance

[@problematicg3nius912]

"it can be defeated..... with a magnet" *places magnet* "unclocked" lock manufacture company: "you werent supposed to do that!"

[@RobertStewart-i3m]

I really appreciate the way you did this video. You didn't boink around and drama queen the prequel. The flaws in this lock are quite disconcerting. This should give us all pause. Uumm, I typed that didn't I? Moving on..... I hope procurement folks take notice. Thank you very much 😊

[@M3L0619]

[Looks at Minneapolis] [Looks at this video] “Oh no”

[@samiezzi6143]

Convenient release date lol

[@SeamusFries]

oh yes

[@SeamusFries]

@j j *best

[@dr.2335]

This channel funded by China

[@willythemailboy2]

Don't know about Minneapolis but I've seen video of two ARs "liberated" from burning cop cars in Seattle.

[@therealtampadude9175]

"Dude, why are you buying magnets?" "Oh, it's cool...I get a free shotgun and patrol rifle with every order."

[@EmilioBPedrollo]

You know that you can reuse the same magnet, right?

[@morganevans7096]

@@EmilioBPedrollo Don't be silly, as we all know magnets attract things be

[@ryanshannon7703]

I first read it as, "...patriot rifle with every order." Realized it was "patrol". Determined it should've been, "patriot" and I was correct the first time.

[@steviesevieria1868]

@@ryanshannon7703 wrong

[@lanceocana9059]

@@ryanshannon7703 bro imagine stealing the Patriot rifle from the boss

[@ResponsibleDane]

This is the lock picking lawyer and I'm currently being detained for entering my ex girlfriends back door, so I thought today I would show you the glaring vulnerabilities in police handcuffs and cruiser doors.

[@donaldflump4586]

Probably my fault for having a dirty mind but "entering my ex-girlfriends back door" could be read into as something else entirely...

[@Red_Lanterns_Rage]

LMFAO!!!

[@darnrocks1]

😅😅😅

[@TRLTheRandomLab]

"I'm currently being detained for *forcibly* entering my ex girlfriend's back door" *Law and Order SVU theme starts*

[@Red_Lanterns_Rage]

@@TRLTheRandomLab in the internet criminal justice system the people are not represented and are guilty as charged in the court of public opinion these are their stories [dun dun]

[@poslfit]

In 1972 in Japan, my aunt bought me a fancy pencil case to use in Grade 3, which was designed to be locked and unlocked by sliding a “key” that consisted of a strong magnet. Even then, and for the limited purpose of keeping my pencils safe from my classmates, I thought the security seemed poorly designed.

[@henrywilsonwinter]

LPL in jail: Hold my beer. Actually, don’t. I can do this one handed and blind folded.

[@larryl1427]

Those jail doors are easier to open than you think. Especially in Crook county jail.

[@arseniirudenko7485]

Cellmate: Wait, where did that beer even came from?

[@thewiseoldfox]

@@arseniirudenko7485 LPL: using this beer, I can bust open this cell door with one easy to use trick. Good on one... Binding on two...

[@robertoeijs]

Him going to jail is like a kid going to the candy store

[@youreperfectstudio4789]

Yeah cell doors can very often be jiggled or jammed open with enough force,l and there are lots of tricks to keep them from closing fully in the first place.

[@jackanderson1155]

Police have actually found a clever way to bypass the insecurity caused by this lock; they simply make sure to bring and use the gun in every altercation so that no one can crack the lock and steal the weapon

[@alexp6013]

Well I mean. It's a beautiful gun. Would be a shame if no one could admire it...

[@leckshe2405]

@@alexp6013 read the room alex

[@alexp6013]

@@leckshe2405 \s I have no clue what you're talking about. Why else would any governmental institution use guns, if not for their esthetics? Any other use would be too dangerous to consider. No, they're like ornemental swords that lords wore in the old days, which matches their crusader mentality!

[@Dunkopf]

Oh that's so dark.

[@braydenferguison4584]

Dunkopf but true

[@Timocracy]

Weapons: Military grade. Security: Is there money left?

[@Timocracy]

@@ReptilianLepton Oh lord, IT'S ALL MILITARY GRADE

[@garrettwoodward7316]

Not a single military in the world uses a AR-15

[@JK-ko6en]

@@garrettwoodward7316 M16 rifles are used by the US military and are adapted AR15's. The only real difference is that the AR15 doesn't have a third pin hole for an auto sear. So while you're correct that no military actually uses an AR15, they do use a (very) slightly modified version based on the platform.

[@garrettwoodward7316]

@@JK-ko6en I know their not that different because I own a m16a4 copy. My friend who was in the service said the same you did, but I'm actually surprised someone knew the difference so good job dude

[@raskolnikovsghost2701]

@@JK-ko6en In this model lock, couldn't you just separate the upper and lower receiver to get it out? I think that would work really easily. Just punch the two pins out, pull the lower back and although you may have to take off the carry handle on the upper to fit it through the locking portion, it should work.

[@toddposton869]

Thing is that these are meant to be minimum security only. There is a button, usually located on the center console above the shifter, that unlocks the rifle, that anyone with access into the vehicle can obtain access to. No detainee would be in the front compartment of a police cruiser, anyway. They are divided by a partition, either a cage, or plexiglass.

[@Aspir7]

In the UK it's illegal to be caught walking the streets with lockpicking tools (unless you're a licensed locksmith)...How long til they add Red Bull cans, magnets, and spoons to that list?

[@TheSurviver72]

Don't forget the fork, the twig and the lego man.

[@OliverBurkill]

It's not illegal and you dont need to be a licensed locksmith. You need to have a reasonable excuse, if lock sport is your hobby, you had no previous and it's not 4am you'd likely be fine. Even if the officer did not agree, a public prosecutor would have to agree it was in the public interest to prosecute for it to even get to court. Innocent people dont get convicted for carrying lock picks in the UK.

[@Hansengineering]

@@OliverBurkill How about dinner knives?

[@ScottKenny1978]

I thought spoons were already banned by the knife laws for having an edge?

[@DONK8008]

Oi mate, you got a license for that spoon?

[@Robyamdam]

people are gonna be hella confused when i walk up to a riot with nothing but magnets

[@elvingearmasterirma7241]

The police can't shoot the rioters if they aint got no guns. Modern problems require modern solutions.

[@the_rahn]

this is the comment I came for

[@wallingj68]

It'll make you more "attractive".

[@jrman624]

king shit

[@nikkuyoshi8063]

at least ,plsss wear some clothes

[@donmarijuann]

You're the man click bait adds have been warning me about "Lock makers hate this man for this one simple trick..."

[@sergioordonez841]

Listen man, if your arrested convict is packing emergency magnets he’s free to go tbh

[@matthiasmoorefield4172]

"speak softly and carry a large magnet" - Lockpicking Roosevelt

[@mafiacat88]

"BYPASSED IN ONE SECOND" it's going to be the magnet, isn't it. Yup, it's the magnet.

[@pepperpepperpepper]

I thought he was going to short the two wires.

[@dietertubeyou]

@@pepperpepperpepper or to apply 12V to it.

[@NickCressman]

@@dietertubeyou that was my initial assumption when I saw the exposed wires. "No company is that dumb, right?" Turns out I was wrong, and they were dumber than I thought.

[@TownofJezza]

"I'm the lock picking Lawyer and today we're at Fort Knox..."

[@damien18462]

If he was a redditor, he would probably say “wow, thanks for the gold”

[@Exxeron-ob3tv]

You make me so much more comfortable with my sense of paranoia.

[@kpags5670]

The CEO’s of these lock companies check under the bed for the Lock Picking Lawyer

[@grv2785]

I’m the locking picking lawyer and today I’m gonna lower the stocks of big sky racks

[@larryl1427]

And rightly so.

[@iheartlreoy8134]

@@funny573ff this isn’t Reddit lmao

[@emera1750]

@@funny573ff 😆😆😆😆😆

[@iheartlreoy8134]

@Rachel Black it’s even more pointless to care about the comments then

[@Vitamin_jp]

Grzmot

[@mislav8273]

So, he picked the lock 5 times in under a minute.

[@limiv5272]

It's like SpaceX landing their first stages, now it's only news worthy if they fail

[@plushifoxed]

six.

[@sean437]

Using two different, low-skill methods too.

[@Knightyme]

"picking' is a rather generous term for what he did. :)

[@robinlaszlo]

@@Knightyme bypassed is the word

[@Artan9000]

I’m going to use this when the zombie apocalypse happens to get some high-tier loot

[@joaoliduario]

Gladly he did 3 times with the magnet. I thought the first 2 were flukes.

[@RatRatRattyRatRat]

Gotta get that long video for that ad money my guy!

[@melt6894]

E Valenic yeah, gotta get over 2min to get that $$$

[@miniwaern]

Yeah at that first time I thought ya sure, second time aw come on pure luck third time alright whats up with that lock srsly

[@tomfiddle7382]

twice is a coincidence. three times is a pattern.

[@Nape420]

@@RatRatRattyRatRat video is only 2 minutes. what are you on about?

[@BlakeMcG24]

Locks meant to keep your bike from being stolen have performed better on this channel than locks meant to protect firearms 🤦‍♂️

[@cillianennis9921]

guess we'd better lock up the guns with the bike locks then. That way we can make it a two for one deal. keep your bike secure & keep your guns secure.

[@em4703]

People that try to steal a gun from cops aren't really the brightest. So these are safe enough. Its a shame public funds are paid to companies that make this cheap garbage though.

[@DatBoiOrly]

Ignore the fact if someone had an Allen key set they could disassemble the lock also

[@jacqirius]

I believe it's a 4mm allen key

[@zanekrempel]

Just get a 1294X and you can take the car, gun and all.

[@Kittsuera]

that would take longer than picking the lock with your car keys...

[@lairdcummings9092]

A shorty pinchbar would be enough to destroy this rack, without destroying the weapon. Inexcusably flimsy.

[@TysonJensen]

No lock should be expected to survive more than 10 minutes or so with tools. The point where a lock is actively bad is where a thief doesn't need to worry about it taking longer to open than a legit open. Then you just act like you're supposed to be doing this and no one looks twice.

[@bredisfun]

Man, was hoping for that “I wouldn’t trust a curious adolescent with it”

[@MrTechnoFalcon]

LPL: People amidst the topling of the current justice system: "WRITE THAT DOWN WRITE THAT DOWN!!!"

[@nfullenwider]

This is the comment I came for

[@404nobrakes]

This is almost painfully on point

[@ShortArmOfGod]

Toppling. Rofl

[@-ahvilable-6654]

Well if you can call them humans anymore

[@MrTechnoFalcon]

@@-ahvilable-6654 they are humans. Have empathy, feel for them with your own humanity.

[@billdoster9415]

Salesman: "This lock right here *smacks lock* is unbreakable!" LPL: "Wanna see a magic trick?"

[@walnzell9328]

So you're telling me a kindergartner with a Thomas the Tank Engine fridge magnet can get a hold of an AR-15? The locks on the cruiser's doors are more secure than this.

[@Mattjammar]

The locks being more secure on the cruiser's doors is the point. These are gun wracks with a lock; they're designed for ease of access by the officer. You'll notice there are wires coming from it which means there would be a switch designed to open it without the key for quick access (the keyed entry being a failsafe in the case of an electrical failure). If they wanted it to be inaccessible they would have a gun safe built in to the car, but that would mean it would take longer for the officer to access it (which can put lives at risk).

[@Abigart69]

@@Mattjammar yeah but is that really that bad? Judging on the amount of murders American police commit

[@Mattjammar]

@@Abigart69 edgy

[@Abigart69]

@@Mattjammar wrong use of edgy. If you say that to everyone who points out your "great countries" flaws then you're part of the problem

[@Mattjammar]

@@Abigart69 don't believe everything you read in the news mate.

[@randallthomas5207]

Thanks, I bought three surplus to install in my truck. They came locked without keys. Now that I know how to get them open, I can install new locks.

[@jothain]

Lol. Just to think that someone has sold shit tons of these, likely with quite steep price tag for "professional usage" and this is the quality 😊

[@sespis2r]

with a quick google search, this showed up as $427 for one, what a fucking scam

[@CreativityNull]

Found a price for an ELS 210 for about $280 USD. This will be more expensive. They're currently on the ELS 600 currently being sold, but I couldn't find a price. Likely one of those things where they negotiate a price specifically with the buyer... Which is always worrying. I'm curious to see how their ELS 600 is, but I'm not sure how much it matters, since most police cruisers are probably using older less secure models like this anyways, since they probably bought them a few years ago and people are always slow to upgrade things like these because it's expensive and a hassle if it's serving its purpose. Honestly though, I think what should happen is that the company at the very least be replacing these older models for free since there's such a massive security flaw that shows nothing less than pure negligence on their part to the point it can still be seen as misrepresenting their product.

[@zmark7843]

maybe it was such bad lock because it never meant to actually keep the firearm safe to begin with, maybe somebody know some guy who held position in some important places and they struck a backroom deal to get rich fast, the result is this overpriced sub-standard thing,

[@paulobriffikado1704]

@@zmark7843 have you ever heard about corruption?

[@jothain]

@@sespis2r whoa. That is a steep price tag..

[@why7020]

the shorter ur videos are the more scared i get lmao

[@joshuaarnett762]

1065 is under 2 minutes. I knew that meant something had gone tremendously wrong.

[@quillmaurer6563]

Indeed. I was scrolling through his videos and saw one that was over four minutes - maybe something decent? Then I saw the title "...OPENED FOUR WAYS!" Meaning on average each only takes a minute to fully explain, probably a couple seconds to do.

[@No1Agge]

That reminds me of when I was a teenager living in one of the biggest concrete suburban areas in Denmark. At one point someone decided to put locks on all front doors to the stairways to the apartments. Probably to keep out loitering teenagers like my self. Some residents thought it was to protect them from burglars and the like. Some of my friends was living in the area that had the locks installed first and was very proud of them. That was until I showed them how to open the door with a plastic card faster than they could do it with their key. After a couple off months we found out that the fastest way to open the doors simply was to give them a good push. When the problem finally was taken to the lock company their defense was that off course the locks did not work properly when they was not handled properly :-/ The apartment company ended up finding another lock company. And we had some stronger locks with less access for plastic cards. And a declaration was made that now buglers could not enter. Then us teenagers pointed out that it would be quite easy to break the window next to the door and gain access to the lock from inside that way. Then the entire front to the stairways was rebuild. I think the hole problem was that nobody tried to think like the people they tried to keep out. And nobody realized that you can make it harder for people to gain entry. But if they really want to gain access they can always find a way.

[@kereminde]

Rubber hose cryptography does work, after all...

[@ai4px]

No1Agge Back in 1989 the GBI (Georgia Bureau of Investigation) got a new token ring network and I worked for the company that installed it. We were pulling wires all over the building and had to move from one secure section to another. It was tedious waiting for somone to open the doors for us. You see they had a very fancy mag stripe card reader at every door that communicated serially to a PC in the guard’s desk. The PC would decide if the door should be opened and send a signal to buzz the lock. What we found while running wires was that the electronics were in a steel box in the ceiling that wasn’t locked. And with a small screw driver we could put the 24v relay via a convenient hole in teh relay dust cover and buzz ourselves in. We got caught once and the agent asked us how we got the door open... my smart alek coworker said he’d used his “tillie” card (atm card for a bank in Atlanta at that time.

[@aldenfox1]

Your grammar and mis-spelling triggered me. However, your story and information was very helpful.

[@ai4px]

Alden Fox so sorry your sew eazily triggrd. Speeling und grammer ain’t my stong pointz. Lol

[@aldenfox1]

@@ai4px that's obvious enough.

[@bryanblake8607]

I like his content and also how he brings awareness to what is supposed to be the best of the best which isn’t. Kinda funny but sad at the same time that most can be hacked within moments by some simple things and very little thinking much less effort.

[@ZinniaLP]

So you're telling me that a lock responsible for securing something capable of killing a literal few dozen people within a minute is so shittily made it can be unlocked by a magnet or essentially jiggling a wavy piece of metal inside the key way?!?! Fabulous. What the hell these manufacturers need to step up their game.

[@reardencode]

@@MikePerreman happened in Seattle this weekend.

[@iguessthisisnowmyname2258]

A car is capable of killing a few dozen people in a minute. So is some household cleaning products mixed together. But in all honesty big companies are all shitty and greedy, they all just want money, even at the expense of people’s lives.

[@nanaki-seto]

@@reardencode yep and then a bad ass media private security dude snatches it right the hell out of the fools hand was pure hilarity to see. Stupid thug probably had to change his panties

[@YadonTheCat]

And cops have the key!!

[@reardencode]

@@nanaki-seto that security guard is a hero indeed!

[@max14719]

Next Video, "how to command military airstrike using a can of soda"

[@nickkohlmann]

Would we be surprised tho

[@8180634]

A judge was once convinced that Kevin Mitnick could start a nuclear war by whistling into a pay phone (and put him into solitary confinement); maybe these two could get together and rule the world?

[@O1OO1O1]

He trades it up like Dwight.

[@rutvikpanchal466]

Dude, you are slowly making every lock species extinct.

[@jamespilgrim3774]

Yeah, I hope he does until there are only good products (not great, just good)

[@SystemBD]

Artificial evolution at its finest.

[@karlriggs3240]

Rule Number 5: Your Equipment is made by the cheapest bidder.

[@ThatParticularPanda]

Cell mate: what are you in for? Me: possession of a Concealed magnet Cell mate: moves further away quietly

[@realdragon]

CEO of company: Ok guys, we have to design lock that will secure assault rifle in police cars. Some guy: What if we used cheapest design to earn as much money possible CEO: I like your thinking

[@joecerone]

See, you got the first part wrong though CEO of company: Okay guys, we have to make as much money as possible. The company's sole purpose is to bring in dollars. If the market doesn't care or is ignorant of the product, well...here we are.

[@chadkrause6574]

Literally every company dealing with the government. Why not make it as cheap as possible? Governments are big and order a ton. If the product sucks, they’ll ask you to make another one that sucks less and pay you for it too

[@ny4i]

That idea proves you’re just a straight shooter with management potential written all over you.

[@StYxXx]

So what I've learned: Besides 50 cent locks for kids the worst locks are: - "smart" locks in gerneral - everything to protect weapons like this one or gun safes. Even locks for booze bottles are more secure. It's almost like guns are the least important things in the world. Well maybe they expect everyone to alread have one - so why bother. At least we all know where and how to easily get one in case of a zombie apocalypse.

[@corwinlaramore4995]

Bottle locks are more secure than the bottle they are locking shut.

[@k53847]

Any gun 'safe' that doesn't have at least a UL RSC rating is a total joke, but it probably has a nice paint job. RSC just means it can resist an adult with a screwdriver for 5 minutes. It isn't the lock, it's the shell that gets attacked. For real security you need a TL rated safe. Or a used GSA class 5 container.

[@HariSeldon913]

I'd say you forgot the TSA locks, but I suppose they are rated worse than the 50 cent locks.

[@StrokeMahEgo]

If you really want to secure a firearm, use another firearm. Locks are apparently not great.

[@mpf1947]

@@StrokeMahEgo Get two MAS-36s and put them muzzle-to-muzzle on a single bayonet?

[@minecafe]

When I first found this channel, it seemed to be a fun lock education channel. The longer I've been here, the more it seems like an advocacy for better security. I guess that only makes sense though, if most locks are garbage.

[@StephenGillie]

When cops get their guns stolen, I'm guessing it's usually from a device like this.

[@UnknownReloader]

or just leaving their sidearm un-holstered on top of a urinal in a gas station and driving away. Happened a couple counties over not too long ago.

[@bdf2718]

When cops want to be able to *claim* their weapon was stolen (when they actually took it themselves) they persuade their department to buy devices like this.

[@UnknownReloader]

@@bdf2718 Hey now there's an idea up there with carrying a drop gun for those pesky unarmed civilians you need to shoot.

[@rodneysmart9774]

In the 80's my 17 year old neighbor had two shotguns he stole from police cruisers. Until they kicked down his mom's door and they took them back.

[@bdf2718]

@@UnknownReloader Top tip: *sell* the weapon you liberated from your own police cruiser rather than using it it as drop gun because your department might have run a ballistics test on it before issuing it. Use the money from the sale to buy a drop gun.