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The story about "nefarious use" of shader lamps seems very out of place, and the style incongruously sounds like it could be unverified hear-say, especially because there are no names or references. In addition it is a "wall of text". It should at least be verified that this event actually happened, some proper citation placed (eg. citation for the police report - even if not available online), and the text placed into a sub-section of it's own. DeminJanu ( talk) 16:55, 8 December 2018 (UTC) reply