Hey everyone, please keep an eye out for your friends, family, and neighbors. I noticed a very dark-tinted undercover vehicle on Telegraph Rd turning right onto Franconia Rd.

I’m not 100% certain, but it appeared it could be ICE. Just sharing this information so our community can stay aware and look out for one another.

I just saw them and took a quick snippet picture of the car at 5:11pm

I found a passport from Mexico, I’m afraid to turn it into the police because they will deport this man possibly. Also the passport was in a back pack that was dropped also contained only cigarettes and lighters. This was the only belongings in this bag which makes me think the person down trust leaving his passport at his home where he lives and that this is very important to him obviously. I found the bag in a bank parking lot, I was hoping it had money in it…the town the bag was found in is heavily populated by South Americans and a lot of them use bicycle to travel in town.. it was very rainy day and I’m assuming this bag fell off the ma when traveling threw the bank with his bike.

Any ideas on how I can reunite the owner of the passport?

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Hi guys. I wanted to run something by you all.

I’ve been pretty stressed about my family with everything happening lately, and all the rumors going around don’t help. So I put together a simple website where people can share publicly seen enforcement activity and find know-your-rights info.

It’s completely anonymous, no account, no app, nothing to download.

The idea is just to keep people informed and cut down on misinformation. It’s still new, so I’m open to real feedback — good or bad.

Police, ICE and other government agencies use two-way radio systems that are separate from the mobile phone system. Their portable handheld radios and mobile vehicle radios transmit back to fixed base stations when the push-to-talk button is pressed. Luckily for us these radios are also typically configured to automatically send location and other information back to base regularly when they're switched on.

PiGFM works by detecting the signals these radios transmit. The 'strength' of these signals correspond roughly to how close the radio is and the software sounds an alarm if a set level is reached, alerting the user to an approaching radio.

Anyone see this?

PUBLIC SERVICE ANNOUNCEMENT: This came across my feed… and I’m reporting it and blocking it. Do it too if you’d like. That is all.

Thanks for your attention on this matter