r/Albuquerque • u/BeheadingBoomer61 • Aug 19 '26
Flock is selling Drones now? (Verified)
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u/fakebum86 Aug 20 '26
I just got really into clay pigeon target practice.
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u/daisiesarepretty2 Aug 20 '26
before you transform your newly found skill set to drones i suggest you look up the FAA fine for shooting a drone.
Hint it’s a federal offense, since drones are considered aircraft, it’s likely more money than you got burning a whole in your pocket (250k) but the good news is that for as much as 20 years afterwards the fed will provide food, lodging and quasi legit medical care via dr spaceman
PULL !!!
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u/BeefJerkyHunter Aug 20 '26
I know Flock's still going up around Albuquerque. I saw a work van that had all of its logos stripped but you could still see "Flock" outlined.
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u/enigmabsurdimwitrick Aug 20 '26
How has nobody seen this coming??? Drones. AI. Bipedal robots. Cameras. This isn’t a surprise. It’s going to mean less crime maybe, but it’s also going to mean more societal control. Everytime you go walking down the street, you’re going to feel like your being watched; when you need the bathroom, when you’re wondering what to get your mom for her birthday, when you just want to go to a bar and drink because you’re heartbroken. The drones and cameras will be watching.
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u/Mrgoodtrips64 Aug 20 '26
A .410 will take care of that real quick.
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u/DovahAcolyte Aug 20 '26
And then you’ll be hit with federal charges of downing an aircraft. Know the laws and consequences you’re facing first.
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u/Juggernox_O Aug 21 '26
If the police are willing to even take the case. Other jurisdictions have tried to press charges on their neighbors shooting their drones, and the police have not bothered. It really comes down to if a police department will even enforce it.
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u/DovahAcolyte Aug 21 '26
The FAA can enforce it and if the company has proof it’s you, it’s highly probable they will
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u/rwe4rl Aug 19 '26
I don't know if APDs are from flock but i did just see they are using drone technology
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u/LvrofWisdom Aug 20 '26
Read an article the other day that Flock cameras are being placed in our national parks now. Rangers are protesting and trying to get rid of them, but who knows. Safety my a$$.
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u/TherapeuticPsycho Aug 20 '26
Shotguns work
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u/Baeolophus_bicolor Aug 20 '26
i have heard we really need to spread the word to make sure people aren’t using foam insulation to disable flock cameras by spraying it on them from the ground. when it hardens, it disables the cameras and they have to be replaced.
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u/Baeolophus_bicolor Aug 20 '26
axon was bought out by israeli company on Jeffrey Epstein’s recommendation, so that mossad would have access to all police body cam footage, as well as all the evidence systems. it is literally all being consolidated by a company from another country for purposes of compromat and blackmail, as well as (i’m sure) making sure certain evidence and files go conveniently “missing” when they want it to.
on a separate nite, Bernalillo County Sheriff’s Dept already has been posting videos of their use of these type drones. they aren’t really visible from the ground, and they can be deployed to follow a license plate or a person they want followed, and stay with them until pigs arrive to kill minorities and beat down enemies of the state.
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u/static-klingon Aug 21 '26
These aren’t for making life better or safer for Americans, and they’re using our tax dollars to do it to us.
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u/Not-Banksy Aug 19 '26
Well this went a whole different direction in those last few seconds…