CRIME Police in Winona Minnesota are stunned after EVERY SINGLE ONE of their Flock cameras were suddenly removed in a single night.

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Flock cameras at a gun range.

Not facing the road.

Pointed straight into the parking lot so they capture every single license plate and person that enters.

“I love being in a surveillance state ”

This isn’t public safety. And in this instance, it can target your 2A rights. It’s a nationwide tracking network logging where lawful gun owners go, when they go, and who they’re with. No warrant. No suspicion. Just constant, automated collection fed into a searchable police database spanning 49 states.

But it’s not just lawful gun ownership. Over 100,000 of these cameras. Tens of billions of scans a month. Officers already caught abusing it to stalk exes. Cities are canceling contracts. People are tearing them down.

They don’t need your consent. They just need you to keep driving past them.
 
The city council here just voted to buy Flock cameras and service for the PD after the most turn out ever to a city council meeting. All against the Flock cameras.

I can't wait to see how long they last in WV LOL
Isn't funny how the people who elect, hire and pay these public servants, so called, have their desires ignored as if they were subjects of the royal city council.
 
Good reason to live out in the country where there ain't no light poles.

I've mentioned it on here before, but a vendor we deal with has a storage facility that is set in some wooded area.

One night at like 2 AM all of the exterior cameras were shot up. No evidence of who did it no one heard gun shots either. They plucked them all off in about 5 minutes.

Basically video, then all of a sudden, no video. Probably over 100 yards away too they were guessing.

Someone didn't like them recording is my guess.
 
9mil, carried in your pocket.
The proverbial "cordless hole punch"
You have to be close for that, too close.

Use a can if you can't afford the ski mask and the Sawzall, lower noise signature would be important.

Theoretically. :D

I would dry heave if I had to dress like a Juggalo, but I don't have to think about that in my town.

Yet.


It’ll be inside your veins … if not already. All you have to be is anywhere a cell tower signal is, WiFi, blue tooth, readers. You will be the transmitter and receiver.

Your home internet will squeal when you leave home. Then the trackers watch you. :D

Sh.

Nobody's supposed to know that about the Vax.

One of the many reasons I didn't get it.

Still carrying this stupid phone though.

Never deviate from pattern...

;)
 
Everyone is terribly upset about the flock cameras. Yet every single person carries their smartphone with them everywhere they go. And that cell phone has a tremendous amount more spy capability than the stupid camera on a post.

Note: I have no cell phone. Seldom does my house phone spy on me.
Well, apparently NOT "every single person" after all.

I own one...only carry it about 10% of the time. There are others...

We're in the minority, absolutely, but what else is new?

Summerthyme
 
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The Lancaster Police Department is going to start using the drone flock cameras in starting in September."

Wait until they tell you they can park a drone 400ft over your house and there is nothing you can do about it.

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#Flock #DeFlock #Axon

For the sake of conversation, I can think of several things I could 'do about that.'

Not that I would, of course.

I play by the rules!



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I would agree.
If 'they' are serious about our safety, the infrastructure would be covered first.
All these cameras need to be installed on the power grid, water and so on, first.
But will they do that? NO.

They'll claim it's easier to monitor 350 million people rather than watch the exposed infrastructure. After all, Big Brother watched people and not infrastructure, and Big Brother is their role model and Big Brother is never wrong.
 
Probably a gopher infestation :p
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No, in that county town (note the name) it's probably the Big Brown Beavers...

(Runs back to my cave...)
 
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Just so we don't lose sight of the fact, Winona is a very nice community.
Beautiful scenery with friendly people. It's a popular college town.
Lived there for a short time when I was younger. Taken in some of their schools.
Love the airport.
The city takes great pride in making their city beautiful and friendly...........

Okay, back to the cameras that no one noticed were missing for several days..????
 
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Nearly TWENTY THOUSAND PEOPLE are publicly vouching for a man accused of cutting down Flock cameras in a small West Virginia town.

People commented:

- "He was saving my neighbor's dog from a fire all day, couldn't be him."

- "This man is innocent. I saw him serving at a soup kitchen."

-"Couldn't be him. He was helping me replace the roof on a homeless shelter."

The man, Wesley Jackson, has pleaded Not Guilty.
 
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