If Flock was really useful it should be pretty easy for them to produce statistics showing as much.
The fact that they can’t or won’t says a lot.
O it’s useful or they wouldn’t be doing it. It’s just useful at doing things that are at best questionable. But more likely are just outright illegal.
The crime of being a dissident or simply not wanting to be advertised to constantly
FBI: It’s the same picture.
can we also aim this at ring cameras?
This is your periodic reminder that Flock Safety is only the tip of the problem.
Some districts are de-Flocking only to install an Axon ALPR network service. Keep fighting until your community outlaws all ALPRs and ALPR lookups are inadmissable in court.
There are other technologies that are already in use and widely abused by law enforcement such as IMSI catchers, geofence warrants and Drones as First Responder. Learn what your district allows and be a civil nuisance untill that shit is blocked.
Judges have long ceased tightly constraining judicial warrants, and most courts accept the good faith exception, so US and state courts cannot be trusted with any overreaching surveillance technology or forensic tools. This includes chromatic field drug tests and detection dogs.
Needs a second large outlet “incorrect identification” or similar.
Still falls under violating rights as they pull the wrong car over with violence and at gunpoint.
Let’s be clear here, “solving crime” is just “violating your rights” with “because presumably a Judge allowed it” sauce on top.
How often can your supposed rights be violated until they’re no longer rights and just words on a piece of paper?
Flock cameras also create crime. The company will say things like they have measures to prevent abuse but they don’t. For handling a abuse after it happens. And abuse is a euphemism for crime like stalking.
Just standard modern conservatism. Wrecking people’s lives is worth catching the cast majority of people doing nothing wrong. But you might.
there will be no crime solving
October 31st.
What rights?
To bare arms
If you think you’re hard enough to take a bear’s arms, you go right ahead.
Now do but with TSA
