News conference: Federal lawsuit filed against use of Flock cameras in Norfolk 

These cameras are everywhere in Texas ! What bs

It's a federal lawsuit, so it could have national impact.

Way To Late

One of only a few non profits worth giving money to 🎉

Too bad your still voting in morons 😂😂

What people is that?

China has moved on to stage 5 of the Globalist agenda, US leaders are trying to catch up.

You are absolutely right.

Totally different. It's being fought here whenever it pops up. China is a fully operating all encompassing surveillance state and you won't see the citizens protesting or filing lawsuits 😂

@@kennethney4260 correct, but it's not like we are in the clear, it's like what we will become if we don't act wisely and quickly.

@@kennethney4260 Actually, comprehend this: "There was a time we would be criticising China for this, but now the US is doing the same thing" "😂" EDIT Oh, and the US gov _still_ criticises China.

Or like I did to survive. Many have to. Professionals will tell ya.

That's the FLOCK, trading away YOUR essential liberty for their OWN imaginary safety. Got Mint Jelly?

Franklin

And the local government should be our bastion in that regard: the local politicians and officials (regulatory or not) are the recruiting pool from which nearly all other political and party levels take their candidates (though the higher levels may also pick directly from college and university graduates and employees (teaching, research and administration) - but they also live in our local communities and participate therein as well). Their local ethics and morality and adherence to the constitution and law reverberate all the way up.

@@mypuppiessable3605 💯

Wait until you read the entire bill for CV that was passed. 🙌🏼😱

Notice how the left and the right criticise each other: Started by republicans, continued by democrats.

Why is corporate media ALWAYS advacating for less rights. They don't inform us and they ALWAYS take the position of less rights for safety.

@@ElJelSpell the ALPRs are worse they are making a huge database and aren't even federal. Locals get to know when you come and go automatically. My university has them.

@@EndoftheBlock7224 For safety is the lie they always use, and dumb people believe it. The true reason is to disarm as much of the American public as possible to leave us defenseless against government agents, police, and military, so we are easy to control and eventually take everything from and enslave.

I could say the same for the people who filed this lawsuit.

@@raiden72 You can say whatever you feel like saying.. It's your first amendment right, while we still have it.. You probably don't care for the constitution or the Bill of Rights though, if you agree with the communist total surveillance system..😈⚖️🐍😎👌

Yup, just look at Child Protection Services kids for cash scheme.

It's like a license to bully.

"Necessity is the plea for every infringement of human freedom. It is the argument of tyrants; it is the creed of slaves." -- William Pitt the Younger

It is an honor to meet you, I have never even heard of anyone being 200 years old before you.

also, turn ur pocket computer OFF - it tracks ur every move

@@jamesdavison2416 Took me a second,,,😂

@@TheMakersMarkTSF "There can be only one!"

@@jamesdavison2416 Actually, that shows your ignorance of how cell technology works. Even when off and battery removed, it's still capable of tracking you. Apple is far worse than Android. You'd be better off sticking with a De-Googled android phone, preferably with no SIM. There are YT channels that explain it further, "no SIM, no problem."

That turned out to not be true. It is lawful to run any license plate, that's why they are there. Don't have to have a reason.

Yes it used to be True, I worked Dispatch and there HAD to be a Reason and Probable Cause for an Officer to Run a Tag. There were some That were ONLY running Woman's Tags, and the State put a Stop to that or threatened to Take the Equipment out of the Department.

Correct. We had to briefly articulate the reason for a 10-28, 10-29 check. Supervisors would cancel the check if the reason was bogus/insufficient. Automated or AI generated changes nothing substantive.

Articulate?? Short for half of a reason to stop them ? Thank You for your service!​@@henryrodgers1752

ABSOLUTELY !! Thank You

P.S. I'm looking at YOU Henry Schein.

Smoke, lightning and mirrors can be amazing tools.

The DOD "directive" is not a thing. The military has always been there for this purpose, from the very beginning, for use by Congress or the President. US Constitution, Art 1, Section 8, Para 15-16: To provide for calling forth the Militia to execute the Laws of the Union, suppress Insurrections and repel Invasions; To provide for organizing, arming, and disciplining, the Militia, and for governing such Part of them as may be employed in the Service of the United States, reserving to the States respectively, the Appointment of the Officers, and the Authority of training the Militia according to the discipline prescribed by Congress;

Sadly, HIPAA was not intended to protect a patient’s privacy even though they pretended it was.

@@Ssss-3z Nothing is done FOR us! NOTHING!!!

You wouldn’t believe the “coincidences” I get! 😂. 😝 uh.

Almost like the phone can detect brain frequency and decipher them... Hope that's not the case

This could be happening for/in different ways. People often first think their phone is "listening" but there are other data gathering methods that could be in play such as frequency/time of year you buy the flowers. Some of the ways that "fine detailed" data can be manipulated today. Maybe you stream one of your loved one's favorite songs before going, is your car "reporting" you.... the list goes on.

Yeah, I see that all the time on my feeds, just thinking about something, then boom; the ads start. Weird ☜⁠ ⁠(⁠↼⁠_⁠↼⁠)

Same here, I can think about something & a video about it will come up on my recommendation list, it’s not a COINCIDENCE

The politicians are getting rid of our rights as fast as they can, while lying that they are protecting them, kudos to this organization for being REAL, not many real fighters left anymore unfortunately, just fake virtue signalers 🙄

And Houston Texas ! Take these cameras down and take this case to supreme courts ASAP

Totally corrupt.

Your license plate is 100% visible anytime you are out and about. All of this is public information and you shouldn't be worried because driving is a privilege, not a right! 😂

@@raiden72 the plate is semi public the tracking of it’s travels is the invasion of privacy with out a warrant.

@@charlespaine987 False

@@raiden72The issue is the government building a database containing your movements over a 30 day period with neither probable cause nor a warrant authorizing them to do so. Very different than just seeing a tag on the street.

Can't give a ticket to a car, only a driver. The images do not prove the identity of the driver.

I got a ticket for my old truck. Which has never been on that highway, much less in the fast lane.

@@phil1517they will very much still give you a ticket you may be able to successfully fight it but they know most will just pay it

Collection system abuse of power 😮 but on news look at China Russia 1ran 🙄🐷👎

No worries. We have a payment plan. Send us just 30% and you keep the rest.

When was the last time our government was concerned with cost effectiveness? Money is no object spying upon the citizens is the top priority in the new world.

Politicians are passing legislation almost daily to restrict/get rid of our rights, BOTH PARTIES, and we should call the federal govt by its real name: Blackrock/Vanguard

​@@LONESTARINDIE I paid for a defensive driving course online offered by AAA. THIS TIME, on opening the test, I was notified that I wd have to answer a series of 30+ "identity verification questions". Some of the questions were: 1) do you work now or hv you worked for the government? 2) do you own your own home? 3) how many siblings do you have? 4) what is the color of one of your siblings eyes? 5) which of these wd be your first choice of a vacation (list clearly shows income dependent locations and types) Horrified, I stopped the questionnaire and opened the privacy policy and disclaimers pages. There, I see that: A) AAA partnered with a 3rd party equity firm whose business is to target, via the questionnaire answers, consumers for sales of private equity stocks and financial advising. B) the designers of the questionnaire is a tech firm, another AAA partner. C) test takers, by signing the agreement to take the test, answer the questionnaire, and paying for it, gives AAA. the equity firm, and the tech company to share all your information for up to "90 days" as they wish, with whom they wish. D) NYS Dept of Motor Vehicles, also REQUIRES AAA to provide ALL your information, provided and agreed to by YOU, to the DMV. AAA has millions and millions of US citizen members. My calls and emails to the Attorney General of NYS as well as the state Techical Dept, AAA, NYS DMV in Albany and the private equity firm, to voice my anger and concern about PRIVATE DATA HARVESTING AND SELLING went unanswered. AMERICA: DO YOU UNDERSTAND WHAT IS HAPPENING IN YOUR LIFE? TO YOUR LIFE OF SUPPOSED FREEDOM, FREE SPEECH, AND PRIVACY? READ EVERYTHING BEFORE YOU SIGN ANYTHING!

This is a Democrat thing.

​@@phil1517it is 100% a Republican and Democrat thing shill

You ARE

You can't go anywhere without being on camera. Unless you have none in your home and never go outside. Dozens of your neighbors have surveillance cameras and doorbell cameras. You can't drive down any highway without DOT cameras recording you. Let's see you shop at Walmart without 100 cameras watching you. Every Tesla has multiple cameras recording all directions. There's dash board cameras. Back up cameras. Cameras everywhere. If you watch enough youtube videos you'd know your consent is not needed to record you.

@@phil1517I am not nor have I ever been a dem but I can tell you this has been condoned by both sides of the aisle,the reality is very few in DC are concerned with the citizens’right to privacy and erode it more at every given opportunity.

He said they are in 5000 communities already,I believe there is a website you can check on yours but I’m afraid to look.

Here in NYC on every two ways street 🤷🏻‍♂️

Pretty much is.

That's an outstanding idea. He is a public servant.

They have 2 clients. 😂😂

​@@Notfiveo0Helping all of us .

​@@ronbyrd1616 By reducing the technology that the government can use to catch suspected criminals?

​@Notfiveo0 they claim over 5000 clients, actually. Last year they claimed 2,000 clients. Do you see the problem?

Every city around me has them.

Not sure I see too many "O" on license plates for that very reason - are you sure you have your facts straight? The fact is that Virginia does not use letters I, O or Q on standard passenger plates.

@@marks7654 Virginia license plates use the letter "O" in place of zeros when necessary.

Only O's - Ohs are used, but the algorithm puts zeros at random. Ex. NOOOOOO - it will place zeros and ohs in it

What about petition?

@@faithhope5833 I'll sign it!

Right, where is the will of the majority of the people ?, do they know what's best for us, or do we ?

When did American citizens have control of the government?

If the gov't is out of control, there is no control to take back. Get a brain, moran.

If the gov't is out of control, there no control for citizens to take. Durrrrr

We elect people who are supposed to represent our best intrest, meanwhile the left and right will always bailout wallstreet and banks, vote for foriegn wars, erode civil rights when their party disagrees that right. Take money and vote in the intrest of their corporate donors and forgien donors. Trade stocks with the sensitive information they recieve, suppress information about pedophiles in cases like epstien. Why didn't joe biden or kamala harris call out trumps AG for hiding Epstiens blackbook? Could is be possible that both sides have been corrupted and no longer serve the people theyre supposed to represent? Based on how all these tratiors vote i'd say yes, but you tell me what you think?

What? Are you serious?

@@trevorjarvis3050 FedEx works with Flock, so yes I am serious. FedEx is not the only company hosting their scanners. Scary shit. Police are not allowed to conduct this kind of surveillance but the private sector has a solution for that.

Wow

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It's my understanding that certain factions of fed gov support a partnership of surveillance between FE and the government. I hvnt had time to find out if a Congressional bill has been introduced yet

If you feel that way start demanding mandatory respite and ptsd treatment for all pd and emts bc more often than not its ptsd and it never gets mentuoned when something happens. Pd has one of the highest rates of suicide due to ptsd and its not talked about. Theres a program every pd in america can have come in and train their officers on selfcare and ptsd but they dont do it or arent aware of it and it puts us all in danger.

​@@OpalandOogumstop trafficking and using while you "enforce the constitution" pinky

​@@OpalandOogumThat's why they have ramped up civil rights violations 10 fold?

@@OpalandOogum We KNOW FIX THE Schools & Food & Get The Fluoride Out Of The WATER Most People's IQ Is Lower Than 83 Low IQ Can't FIX STUPID Fools Oh & Nuclear Lies Come DUE IN THE CANCER LOTTO @ 41 CPM DAM IT

The city puts them in. Not the police

No right to privacy on public roadways.

​@@phil1517survailence beyond traffic(ie-your personal buisness) is not their concern & needs to be limited...

​@@phil1517 bs. My whereabouts don't need to be tracked by a bunch of 6 month academy goons

@@danemaschino6870 --- the license plate readers track vehicles, not people. Plus, they can be used in investigations of other crimes such as burglaries, homicide investigations, etc.

@@firemedic2442 -- the cameras track vehicle license plates, not people. Anyone can be driving any car on any given day. Also, anything you do in public can be tracked and put into a database. You have no say in it. Once you go out in public, you consent to be 'recorded.' How the recorded data is compiled, collated, and archived is none of your business.

Very obvious he is personally distraught by these violations

They consider those crimes minor bigger crimes are which make sensational news political coverage control and abuse of power for illegal activities by government officials.

Those flock cameras are all over NYC on major two ways streets specially near all churches synagogues temples mosques and other community centers where normal folks gather.

And Chinese spy balloons are considered a "Fly the Friendly Skies" excursion across America

They are being put up and paid for by the Police, a government agency.

Just a back door

State police are the stasi & are running PSYOPS out of state fusion centers to wage 5GW against the populace.

But look at China Russia 1ran North Korea 😂

They don't own your whereabouts or where you're going...

Yep! You are basically renting your license from the state

@@markmaloney8154 Cop told me once: “Your plate is state property, we can run it whenever we want and as much as we want.”

I agree

Yes absolutely!!!! 😂😂😂😂😂

Yea Instead departments nationwide are encrypting police scanners in an effort to remove transparency using the old " police saftey" excuse which really means they are P

That's what windshield tint is for

That's worse than knowingly driving through a parking lot of autonomous vehicles because it's UNKNOWINGLY violating my rights and privacy. It's the sneakiness for me.

​@@policeping.....,is that effective?

.....there is emotional recognition facial recognition, use of emojis probably helped train it. Developed at MIT and connected to Epstein!

@billyboy969 yea highly recommended zero sun glare, no problem at night, 35% front, 20% rest, privacy, lot cooler in summer, no need for windshield shade.

I know right 😂 Classic 😊

They are selling to everyone and anyone to finance their evil business of data collection.

We also have the patriot act...

@@jamesharmon3827 Not for a constitutional reason

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Trump would 100% give the police more cameras and let them spy on everyone that’s not a rich New Yorker

That is what government should do is to defend our border, defend our lands and property for its law- abiding citizens NOT criminals! But the laws now protect the criminals the illegals the invaders against the true citizens

Those globalists are in every administration regardless of liberal or conservatives. There are few civil rights laws and few independent countries are left for them to takeover which considered as excess0fEvi1$🤪🙄👎

Was free not after 9ll patriot act🧐

Absolutely disgusting , last time I checked stalking was illegal....wonder why it's suddenly ok when these camera companies are permitted to fkn film people.

So your stance is that operating a 4000 pound piece of heavy machinery is a fundamental human right? Because that's... certainly a stance

Driving is definitely a privilege, even for Americans. Serious sovereign citizen vibes here.

Under British rule for centuries citizen who wanted to own a horse to travel and sword or knife to defend needed a permission and paid charge to local authorities. Which was form of top down government control and collection of revenues.

Yah, like everyone should be able to operate a several ton piece of equipment capable of injuring/killing people and doing thousand in damage without proving the ability to know how to drive (or knowing who owns the vehicle or have the money to pay for damages). How could that go wrong? It's a massive con until an uninsured driver hits you, puts you in the hospital, and totals your car. Then I'll start hearing you scream about it. Don't tell me-you also believe taxes are a con, but believe you have the right to use infrastructure like roads?

And in the Last few years that these Cameras have been in use, Monitored by Police, Crime has increased significantly. Proving they're NOT decreasing or preventing crime, But more to watching and Documenting the Coming and Going of Average Citizen's for Data Gathering for FLOCK.

You quote Franklin then turn around and say it's OK you like it? Makes no sense. You agree to give up your freedoms for " Safety"! Just what Franklin warned against! Double standard.

" those who would give up essential liberty for temporary safety deserve neither" - Benjamin Franklin. I guess you don't deserve EITHER!

The police are the government. Let's make that clear

In United States v. Antoine Jones, the Supreme Court ruled unanimously that attaching a GPS tracker to a vehicle is a search under the Fourth Amendment. Flock cameras also constitute a search under the 4th amendment because they track the car like a GPS.

I was about to do that too for my area.

Don’t worry about the cameras. They aren’t anything to worry about. What you should do is take up a hobby. Maybe air rifles? There have been great advances in air rifle production in recent years. You could get a real nice, powerful air rifle for a very reasonable price. They are much quieter than a standard rifle so you can enjoy them more often. The Umarex gauntlet 2 SL, for example, starts at $580 and can provide an estimated 50+ shots, at roughly 985 fps, on a single fill of the tank with .25 caliber pellets, providing hours of enjoyment. 😉

Routinely breaking into your house...? Could you not defend yourself? You have that right you know... Then the event could be a news broadcast. It would be in the papers. On social media. Right? AI bots....

cops are dirtbags

Get over yourself. Fing clowns like you making everything about dem chilren...

I smell something rotten again...

Violates the Fourth Amendment.

dirty cops again

@@NuncNuncNuncNunc If the 1st amendment protects recording in public, don't see how this violates the 4th. 1st and 4th at war with each other.

@@mrsmith5114 The first amendment does not protect government assembling a database of citizens' movements. There is no conflict. Also consider these two situations when a warrant is required for government to track your movement: 1) placing a physical tracking device on your car 2) obtaining cell tower data to track a person's location. See Carpenter v. United States, 2018