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🚨 FLORIDA: TAKING DOWN FLOCK CAMERAS WAS ONLY THE FIRST STEP. Some counties are already planning the next generation of surveillance. Pasco County Sheriff’s Office wants $9 MILLION for 22 autonomous drones and 21 docking stations. A “Drone as First Responder” network is essentially a license plate reader in...

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Old White Dude22 days ago

I come from an entire family of law-enforcement. Absolutely love and respect them. However, I will turn on these motherfuckers in a stone cold heartbeat if they keep up with their tyrannical bullshit.

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Jonathan Provencher22 days ago

AXON !!!! FLOCK IS A DISTRACTION!!! You really think theyd give up control that easy , cmon think about it

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SilverThread IsStrongerThanYouThink22 days ago

This is SKYNET from the movie The Terminator.

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Tha Bastards☣️🇺🇸🖕🔫22 days ago

Ask them how long until they put a gun on it for safety

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Floridaman I.T.22 days ago

They are going to use the brand Skydio. There are plans on the net for jammers. Be judicial about their use...

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Gary Sr.22 days ago

Will the drones be armed?

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Cam Nicometo22 days ago

I'm a Pasco taxpayer. This is little Cook county Chicago. They spend spend spend. Already seen the drones. They already use them mostly to root out shooters.

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Sky Blaze22 days ago

Matt is a liberal. Points out all the problems with ZERO solutions. That's why he got his butt kick in the primaries.

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Shawn Christopher Hollahan22 days ago

Hey there ... I saw your signs around town. Glad to see you're anti-surveillance state. Time to remind the police (and others) that they serve 'we the people' not the other way around.

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Victim Tee22 days ago

Thank you again for educating and keeping this topic on the forefront.

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marjKP22 days ago

So it went from bad to worst. Unreal!

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ChrisChris22 days ago

@ReOpenChris Give us a call to action

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Monstermandango22 days ago

#DeSantis only #Orders them removed from #State Roads. Many many #County roads are exempt from this Order. This #MUST be #ALL roads & streets in #Florida!

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HawlyndWoade22 days ago

It’s beyond time to DEFUND THE POLICE. Their lust for power and complete lack of morality and respect for the constitution is an infection that needs to be purged. I would also argue their existence creates dependency that hurts community cohesion. They are a psyop. Defund.

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Priscilla Marie21 days ago

Data surveillance is on the agenda, Tuesday, Sept 8th, Collier County Courthouse. The sheriff wants it. Citizens do not.

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WhoDatGirl77 ✝️21 days ago

They also have AI ALP reader cameras on their vehicles, so the freestanding ones on the side of the road are only part of the issue.

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Dibs20 days ago

Flock cameras are being used by pedophiles in the CIA, FBI, the new Epstein LLC.

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Joey22 days ago

They probably have low earth orbit satellites that we can’t see but are filming every inch of us down here that’s what their distracting us from

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QuirkyDetective20 days ago

They will just conceal the flocks

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hawkifan199722 days ago

if i’m not mistaken, osceola already has these. i think some others do as well.

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BloodOrange21 days ago

Same in North Port Fl

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DolFan4Life 🐬22 days ago

Thanks for the updates Matt. Keep on them! @therealDeFlock 😳

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John Mark21 days ago

Does our huge property tax pay for this

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Eaneanean22 days ago

People making posts like this with their surveillance phones/devices that are connected to apps that track their every move, conversation, money exchange, web search, etc is the height of stupidity.

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🔚21 days ago

It’s not a good idea because the American people will never know who the enemy is if we’re under attack . Then, if an person tries to defend himself regarding a drone attack, they’ll end up in jail

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Debra177622 days ago

They cannot use any information derived from a drone unless a warrant was approved to use it.

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Marc Jöhanssen21 days ago

I would object LESS to ALPR-equipped drones (and mounting ALPRs on garbage trucks) IF "fixed location" ALPRs were removed altogether. Citizens become 'subjects' with 'fixed' ALPRs v. vehicle-mounted ALPRs

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Leftfooted_ Blackwolf8121 days ago

People will start using these to commit crimes just wait for it!!! SMDH 🤦🏿‍♂️

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Dizzo✨13 days ago

This unconstitutional crap has to end

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Dizzo✨13 days ago

Well they are getting there wish take out the police!!!

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Victoryismine13 days ago

What’s wrong with this? His county (Pasco) is capturing many illegals. I love Grady Judd!

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🇺🇸ROOSTER ADVANTAGE🇺🇸 🗣12 days ago

Great post. Thank you.!

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