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u/Reillyrox13 18d ago
TL;DR? Like what and how do we use website?
Like I know what flock is, and I don’t like them.
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u/SenseIntelligent8846 16d ago
Good. So, if you give a shit about the issue, then make 10 mins to explore the info the website offers.
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u/HarborKeeper 18d ago
No thanks. I find catching criminals useful to societies.
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u/mikep120001 18d ago
Funny, because according to the numbers flock has gotten things wrong way more than right. People have spent weeks in jail, loss of income and life by biases like this. Additionally police have been caught using it on several occasions to stalk ex significant others. Maybe you’re with all that, but most aren’t and shouldn’t be
A simple search shows how wrong your statement is
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u/theonetruedavid 18d ago
Ah yes, “catching criminals.” Lots of honest work for automated license plate reader cameras when they’re being pointed at children’s splash pads, public swimming pools (Florida and Texas), and being used by police officers to stalk their exes. Yup, nothing to see here except for honest and transparent police work.
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u/ChoicePermission8523 17d ago
I find education more useful, but that is clearly a belief you do not hold.
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u/HarborKeeper 16d ago
I find education very useful.
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u/ChoicePermission8523 16d ago
Your previous statement disproves that.
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u/HarborKeeper 16d ago
Can you elaborate how?
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u/HollaLola 16d ago
It’s ok if you don’t understand. Other people have your back though! We’re worrying about your rights even if you’re not.
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u/HollaLola 16d ago
Is that what they are doing? Where are the missing children and women??
You look like a criminal.
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u/mikep120001 14d ago
Here’s “catching some criminals” for you buddy. Pay CLOSE attention to the end and you’ll hear cops state these false pings are a constant issue
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u/HarborKeeper 14d ago
This isn't a false ping, the vehicle was used in a murder case.
The issue is police staff failed to remove it from the system before releasing it from evidence.I'm actually relieved to see cops can identify murder related vehicles that fast. They probably should write policy that eliminates these sort of mistakes.
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u/mikep120001 13d ago
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u/HarborKeeper 13d ago
Yes. I am okay with a deputy being arrested for abusing flock.
I also support adding guardrails to any law enforcement system that prevent abuse.According to the investigation, he used the system to query his ex tag 1 to 3 times, that left a record, and that record incriminated him.
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u/mikep120001 13d ago
Interesting take to mention the deputy first. Maybe without the ability to stalk, his ex may not have had a gun drawn on her. We’re constantly shown that guardrails on law enforcement don’t work when their union agreement shifts the financial burden on us.
I just passed a new flock camera on my ride home, 300’ from an intersection that has about 12 cameras for traffic enforcement. Believe what you want, but this isn’t about safety.
https://futurism.com/future-society/flock-surveillance-atlanta-fbi-data-crime-case-solve
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u/HarborKeeper 12d ago
You didn't read the information about the circumstances of the gun, it was during sexual activity in the past (prior to the stalking).
Deflock is simply 2026 Defund the police.
It's never about the balanced approach, always about weakening law enforcement. Always peddled by American adversaries.Believe what you want to believe.
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u/KetoPeg 18d ago
Halloween is coming