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🚨#BREAKING: Outrage is erupting in Virginia after police showed up at a mother’s home at 2 A.M. and TOWED HER CAR over a SH00TING she had NOTHING to do with...
...because a FLOCK CAM pointed them to the WRONG CAR!!!
Now her car is a TOTAL LOSS and she MIGHT LOSE HER JOB!!!!
Yes, you read that right, a Flock camera got it wrong, the cops took her car ANYWAY, and she’s the one paying for it.
Her name is Rosalyn Crump, she’s a mom raising 3 boys in Richmond VA
On July 29th, just before 2 in the morning, Richmond police officers showed up outside her home on Sussex Street.
She was ASLEEP, but someone woke her up and told her police were outside and her car was being towed.
Police say the Flock system had linked her 2012 Hyundai Elantra to a sh00ting near Gilpin Court and body camera footage shows the officers shining flashlights through her windows.
At one point, one of them seemed to doubt they even had the right car.
They noticed her KIDS’ CAR SEATS were buckled in the back, but they towed it anyway.
Rosalyn came outside and told them flat out: “Y’all got the wrong car.”
She told them she’d been at her mom’s house all day, came home at 4, and waited for her kids to get off the bus at 5.
Nobody had driven her car.
An officer decided her story didn’t match the Flock data and said on camera that she was, “definitely not telling the truth.”
Minutes later, Seibert’s Towing hauled her car away.
If you think that was insane... well, IT GETS WORSE.
About FOUR DAYS later, she finally got a phone call.
Her car had been released FOUR HOURS after they took it... because police had already found the person they were actually looking for.
NOBODY FROM THE POLICE TOLD HER!!!!!
When she went to get her car back, she found it DAMAGED from the tow.
The towing company’s VP admitted fault in writing.
Then the claim went to insurance, and the company said it could no longer settle with her directly.
Her mechanic’s verdict:
TOTAL LOSS.
Richmond police now admit Flock cameras led them to the wrong vehicle.
Meanwhile, Rosalyn has lost wages, can’t get to work on time, and is paying for a RENTAL CAR out of her own pocket just to get her boys where they need to go.
She literally did nothing wrong and was home with her kids.
THIS IS INSANE!!!!!!!!
@thedreydossier@TGLetter I wonder..if they "created" an enemy for humanity to be against..like...they KNEW this would happen. They were warned but had to go fast!
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old #speedpaint done of my lovely Borb, my PkingSora account is still compromised @twitter@X@Support have don't nothing to help except reject my requests, I even SCANED my face for their request. SMH
Note: I had to OPT OUT of AI Training, you are seeing the aftermath, if you get an update to terms or service from a company most likely AI is involved, try to find or contact them on opting out of training if you are auto'd in like here.
@eBay
I am Deeply concerned - The Consumer should NEVER have to open OUT of AI Training. by default this setting should be off, that is like automatically opting a client in to edelivery, You should ask for our consent. #aitraining#ai#ebay#Termsofservice#terms
“Disney+ will now have ads on every plan.”
You know what? Where the hell is my DVD player? I’m ready to go back to buying movies, owning them forever, and watching them in peace.
MapQuest now shows you Flock and other license plate reader cameras on your route
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MapQuest, the original software to find your way from point A to point B, is taking on the surveillance state.
The free mapping service unveiled a new feature in its mobile app on Thursday that lets users turn on a "surveillance layer" to locate known automated license plate readers, or ALPRs, along their route.
MapQuest says the app can identify cameras developed by Flock Safety, Axon Enterprise, Motorola Solutions, and PlateSmart, among others.
"The Roads Have Eyes!" the company said in its BlueSky post announcing the new feature.
@jeremyct read your policy packet see what options you have, ask for an illustration. , but definitely see what options you have. If you're paying that much, hopefully you have built some value, and you're not paying the minimum. If it is in IUL or any other type of non traditional policy
@jeremyct What type of policy is it? If it is a term life, then yeah, you're kind of screwed. If you have a plus you might have time to convert it, if you don't have a plus but it is a different type of policy. IUL you can surrender it for some money..
@grantonsoil We must protect if anything they have to be careful. Big companies will come in. Buy the patent and never create the product. The goal is just to kill it, especially if it helps others and takes profits out of their pockets
@OrwellDay Remind me of when we would play Pokémon, recording our homes and capitals and areas. And giving them to a company that probably sold all our information off
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