This is a blatant Fourth Amendment violation.
Federal agents in Atlanta stopped Sam Tunick, an Atlanta resident at the airport, demanded he unlock his phone, and it self-wiped via GrapheneOS’s built-in duress feature.
The DOJ is now charging him with destroying evidence. Federal prosecutors later charged Tunick under 18 U.S.C. § 2232 for allegedly destroying property to prevent its seizure.
"Two Alabama police departments have confirmed that former officers are no longer employed following internal investigations into the use of Flock license plate reader systems, with both cases now turned over to the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency."
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