SOLVED PA - Danelo Souza Cavalcante, 34, escapes prison, Chester Co., 31 Aug 2023 *armed with rifle, extremely dangerous* *Captured* #2

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Oof. Just now catching up from yesterday. He’s armed with a rifle now?
 
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I was watching that and wondering if it could blow him out of a tree
That's a good thought. I was thinking they are pushing branches aside to look into the trees. The strong wind probably prevents him from leaping around too.

jmo
 
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A police perimeter was established at Rt 23 & Rt. 100 in northern Chester County. People have to pass checkpoints before being allowed home. Police believe escaped prisoner Danelo Cavalcante is in this area. @6abcactionnews

 
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Grasping at straws here, but didn’t they use drones with thermal imaging to (successfully) locate a lost child at night several (okay maybe 5-6) years ago? It was admittedly in the middle of winter and also a cornfield or something. But maybe this technique could be deployed when it gets colder?

Edited to add: the case I’m thinking of was in 2019 (below), but in the course of googling, it seems there have been quite a few cases of drone operators helping to locate missing little kids.

 
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Approximately an 8 minute video.


LIVE: Gov. Shapiro holds news conference on search for Pa. escaped prisoner Danelo Cavalcante​


Escaped Chester County prisoner and convicted murderer Danelo Cavalcante has been on the run for 13 days.
 
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Grasping at straws here, but didn’t they use drones with thermal imaging to (successfully) locate a lost child at night several (okay maybe 5-6) years ago? It was admittedly in the middle of winter and also a cornfield or something. But maybe this technique could be deployed when it gets colder?
JMO

Weather in the area has been hot and humid for about a week. I've heard infrared wasn't very effective. However today and tonight will be much cooler, hopefully they can utilize thermal imaging tonight.
 
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JMO

Weather in the area has been hot and humid for about a week. I've heard infrared wasn't very effective. However today and tonight will be much cooler, hopefully they can utilize thermal imaging tonight.
Does thermal imaging only work at night, or could they be using that now? Sorry if that is a stupid question.
 
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Does thermal imaging only work at night, or could they be using that now? Sorry if that is a stupid question.
Yes, it can be used during the day. JMO
 
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Does thermal imaging only work at night, or could they be using that now? Sorry if that is a stupid question.
Its not a stupid question as thermal imagers rely on heat and heat variances are more detectable at night.

It probably depends on the level of the thermal imaging devise being used. Military grade thermal imagers work in the day time- but at a relatively reduced level depending on heat, terrain etc.

But....Thermal imagers have come a long ways. As with cell phones and a variety of other techno gadgets, prices have fallen to the point where every day people can afford what was once considered military grade thermal imagers.

Getting to the point.... the police are likely using pretty high grade, modern (but not ubber, best of the best modern military) imagers. These would be small, portable and would work in the day time to a good degree.
 
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Today's the day.
I said that yesterday, and the days before.
But TODAY is the day. Right?

Fearing someone in the search team will get hurt, the dogs and horses especially with no protection.
 
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The capability of seeing through trees
Since wood features a heat-isolating property, it is also a real obstacle for heat radiation, and thermal imaging devices usually fail to see through trees. However, it does not make such devices useless when searching for people or hunting or observing animals in the forest-covered areas. These areas are not solid wood, so you can see all the radiated heat passing in-between tree trunks and branches.

 
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Its not a stupid question as thermal imagers rely on heat and heat variances are more detectable at night.

It probably depends on the level of the thermal imaging devise being used. Military grade thermal imagers work in the day time- but at a relatively reduced level depending on heat, terrain etc.

But....Thermal imagers have come a long ways. As with cell phones and a variety of other techno gadgets, prices have fallen to the point where every day people can afford what was once considered military grade thermal imagers.

Getting to the point.... the police are likely using pretty high grade, modern (but not ubber, best of the best modern military) imagers. These would be small, portable and would work in the day time to a good degree.
Thank you and @jimg77 for your responses.
 
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DAVELO CAVALCANTE SIGHTINGS: There have been several sightings since convicted murderer Danelo Cavalcante escaped from the Chester County Prison 2 weeks ago. Anyone with information on his whereabouts can contact the police tipline at 717-562-2987


Edited: original post. Maybe he shot himself, is that even possible with a rifle? moo
 
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N20TV heading right to the Fairview/Nantmeal area now (on FlightRadar24).
 
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Fox29 live view over Fairview and Nantmeal:
 
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