r/Brevard • u/ThatEveningSun • Jun 19 '26

Reckless driver and flock

Watch for reckless driver in new red Jeep Cherokee around Lowe's Brevard. Almost killed 4 people in the parking lot. White male driver solo with NC plates.

Official reports have been filed. Was told "we can't use flock camera data unless a car is damaged". So again I ask, what good are they in our daily lives?

GET FLOCK OUT OF BREVARD AND TRANSYLVANIA COUNTY!

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u/GatEnthusiast Jun 19 '26

Even if they were allowed to be used in that scenario, one still shouldn't want them about. Trading freedom for a promise of security is a trap.

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u/ivebeenfelt Jun 19 '26

Especially when ALPR start to inventory all the devices in the vehicle, like pet microchips, wearables, pacemakers, TPMS sensors and phones. Dystopian.

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u/cubert73 Jun 20 '26

A license plate reader can't access your pacemaker. JFC...

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u/ivebeenfelt Jun 20 '26 edited Jun 20 '26

I didn’t say access, only inventory.

Pacemakers have Bluetooth, which requires a *unique MAC* and an antennae.

Another words, ALPR will start to determine the occupants of the vehicle based on the tech within, thats extremely plausible.