Thank you. As one of the "offenders" I can assure everyone that we did not break any laws, and never intended to. We love this country, and what it stands for, as much as the next guy.

The sensors were on public land. We dug them up, photographed them and re-buried them, making sure they still work. We made a note of the frequency, code and location, but never published that information anywhere.

Most of the time we knew we were being watched by armed security forces, in some cases from as close as 200 yards away. Do you really think we would be stupid enough to give them a reason to get us.

The whole investigation was a "fishing expedition". And despite what the article says, they came up empty. End of the story.

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