They're there,
But whether the cops decide to investigate is another matter. They might be tied up with more urgent crimes.
they will be used against you sooner or later.
Flock This....
13 days jailed is bad enough, because this shit will follow her digital records pretty much forever.I hope she gets a huge payday!![]()
Innocent woman says police use of Flock camera led to 13 days in jail
Lindsey Brooke Isaacs spent 13 days in jail after a Flock camera flagged her Dodge Durango near a fatal Florida crash that killed three people.www.foxnews.com
Robin
13 days jailed is bad enough, because this shit will follow her digital records pretty much forever.
I hope she wins BIG TIME! Sue the shit out of them and don’t settle.
The cops will hide behind immunity, but go after flock.13 days jailed is bad enough, because this shit will follow her digital records pretty much forever.
I hope she wins BIG TIME! Sue the shit out of them and don’t settle.
I can see this being easier and just as effective on a hat.

Well, unlike the left we're not a cult.No ind around here likes the idea of flick cameras? That’s weird, because Trump likes em. He said so on his way home from Ireland.![]()
I've been following this part of the story.![]()
Hackers Got Inside a Flock Camera. Its Data Shows How the System Really Works
A hacker collective pulled down a Flock camera and dumped its data. The files included thousands of videos and logs showing that the device captured 1.6 million images of 50,000 vehicles in 21 days.www.wired.com
Blackmailing the 535 people in Congress easily explains most of the past 60 years of Congress. I believe the intelligence agencies start a file on every local politician who runs for Congress and has a conversation with them when they finally make it to Washington.I've been following this part of the story.
They found what the cameras record, but they also got the encryption key used to communicate with "home base".
So it's bad enough that the images are saved on the device (or at least a good portion of them), but with the encryption keys they could, theoretically, hack into the main system as well.
What i haven't seen is the natural progression of this. Instead of just knocking the cameras down people will soon start grabbing them to download the data, either for personal reasons or to sell.
Find a Flock camera set up near a politician's home and download the images for possible blackmail?
The possibilities are endless!
This seems almost unbelievable. Is the criminal justice system in Fargo that incompetent/corrupt?I hope she wins and wins big, I also hope the punitive damages awarded will bankrupt Fargo and the detective personally.
Robin
Wait till the drug gangs use them to map the locations of all the cops in town.I've been following this part of the story.
They found what the cameras record, but they also got the encryption key used to communicate with "home base".
So it's bad enough that the images are saved on the device (or at least a good portion of them), but with the encryption keys they could, theoretically, hack into the main system as well.
What i haven't seen is the natural progression of this. Instead of just knocking the cameras down people will soon start grabbing them to download the data, either for personal reasons or to sell.
Find a Flock camera set up near a politician's home and download the images for possible blackmail?
The possibilities are endless!