The sensors are outside the base.

Not that that justifies messing with them, but, however, they could just have made the base bigger, not allowing anyone in. So one could be arrested for being in that area.

Who would want larger restricted area's?

These ouside sensors are on the border of restricted and free.

Messing with government property isn't really smart, I believe.

Tracking government property down in public accessible places, isn't a crime.

Settling this would be best.

He keeps shut tight, government drops case.

Which is probably what happened.

Remember though that freedom isn't free.

It costs a lot, as we've seen in history.

It still costs a lot today.

If the militairy is neccesairy to assure this freedom, including secret bases and their sensors, this is fine with me.

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