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Flock will eventually get an innocent person killed Police with guns drawn stop a driver along I-94. But it turns out they had the wrong person, all because of a mistake involving Flock cameras.
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A flock camera almost got me killed. I am a truck driver. A few weeks ago I was at a TA truck stop sleeping when I heard loud banging on my door and yelling to “get out of the truck!” My truck matched the description of a truck involved in a crime the next town over in NY state.

I'm glad you're ok.

There's no doubt in my mind that Flock has already been responsible for the murder of a human. Law enforcement is being instructed to obstruct that they get information from Flock. They're encrypting their radios. They've historically attempted to cover up corruption and negligence. Until a real human with a brain and conscience, leaks the cover-up we'll really never know.

Flock has gotten innocent people harmed and killed…. Flock is used to hunt us. It ties into the @PalantirTech assassination software

Enough of Flock. Enough of the surveillance state. Take it all down. WE DO NOT NEED IT. We never have needed it. We are not sheep and we do not need to be watched over by these scumbags as though they have some right to watch our every move 24/7. And that goes for Data Centers and every single bit of Palantir and their digital prison system.

At some point they will ‘mistake’ with the wrong person and get killed in self defense over it. Cops arent special when committing a crime.

Just wait until someone sues flock and all 85K districts with flock, and gets a mega court win. 85K districts all knew they were wrong, and being abuse... they are all liable for supporting and upgrading the system to violate the civil rights of innocent people. Wait, watch laugh

Be aware- many are installing Axon as a replacement surveillance camera. Trump purchased Axon stocks before the Flock camera debacle started.

Humans already giving what scraps of sovereignty they have to abominations they created. This is why the next deluge will be one of flames apparently.
So...we haven't heard of it yet, but is there anything preventing officers from abusing the hot list and adding personal targets?

GET THIS ACCURATELY; cops drew firearms and communicated a deadly threat on an innocent person. THAT is what happened. They became criminals the second they pulled over the wrong person based on wrong 3rd party information and they would gave deserved what incoming fire they may have gotten.

Flood courts w/TEMPLATED LAWSUITS over #FlockSafety errors or @Flock_Safety abuse for stalking!! Name as codefendants city/county/state involved, all its officials, individual cop(s) involved, Flock & its execs!! @ACLU @Cate_Edwards @RepThomasMassie @RandPaul

Problem is the police don't care about that. They have qualified immunity and if by some very unlikely chance they still get sued the taxpayers pay for it so it really doesn't matter to them

I'd he surprised if they already didn't end an innocent person if not more. If it did, then it would be covered up, I'm sure.

This reminds me of the story of an elderly couple who kept getting no knock warrants served to their apartment in NYC. The reason? Their address was the default for warrants and too many officers forgot to update the address they requested their warrant to.

It will do a lot more then that. Innocent people have already been targeted with them.

Police get lazy and skip all investigations. Then try to blame it on the tech they pay for. Sue the city into bankruptcy.

Some guy found a bunch of their feeds open to public access on the internet, including ones facing childhood playgrounds. This company doesn't not have public interest or our security in mind at all.

And the police department will point to flock and flock will point to the police dept and NOTHING will fucking happen

Swatting has been automated.

Do they have a go-fund-me to sue ?

Dumb & Dumber meets Minority Report @tedlieu @factpostnews @AdrianeZane @RiseUpAbove @MalcolmNance @MorePerfectUS @krassenstein @emilyslist

@Tell_it_Now Law suit!! Take the city and flock for as much as you can!

Like I have been saying, a flock camera will put you somewhere you have never been, in a vehicle that has not even left your garage. They are guessing and getting it wrong.

Surveillance is dangerous. Don't forget, people are being killed based on metadata:

@KenPaxtonTX @GregAbbott_TX @ACLU @C4Liberty Flock and AI cameras are specialized police cameras, cited in comparison toKyllo vs US 2001 as police needing a warrant for each use. BAN FLOCK AND AI CAMERAS FROM TEXAS.

"It's not just Flock, it is also the over exited timid impatient trigger happy cops. Too anxious for a bust!" As corrupt as the cops are, they don't need this kind of a system. The slower it takes them to try and solve a case, the better off the People are.

Most likely already has...........................

But it says RIGHT HERE on the computer... There was a movie back in 1995 I think.... called The Net with Sandra Bullock. There was also a series in 2020 called neXt... And at the end of... America: From Freedom To Fascism documentary produced by Aaron Russo. That was a great one

They already have. There have been a few attempted arrests in which the cops took an aggressive approach because Flock told them the person had committed a violent crime. Flock simply says this vehicle/person may be correlated with you inquiry. However, ugga bugga cops think “this son of a bitch is GUILTY”.

Yet ANOTHER database with all your personal information that can be compromised. Only this time, the data could be changed to show you're a wanted criminal....or worse.

Hopefully they sue flock.

GranDude. - The Govt Never was and Never will be about us. Close 95%. We will have to FORCE it. They (the police) need to spend their time going after illegals and not us


