A Colorado woman got a theft summons for a $25 porch package because Flock cameras showed her Rivian driving through the area.
The cop told her he was “100% sure,” refused to look at her own camera/GPS proof she was somewhere else getting fitted for a dress, and only dropped it later.
She’s now suing Flock, the towns, and the officers for warrantless mass surveillance.
This is the surveillance state in action—anyone can be targeted on a plate hit with zero probable cause.
Imagine loving your store’s bird so much that you give it a name like a real pet, only to have Kelly Clarkson’s angry mob trash your business with negative comments & reviews. But sure, let’s believe an entitled, hypersensitive millionaire who couldn’t take no for an answer.
I sincerely hope the owners of of Art of Play in Brooklyn explore every legal avenue available against @kellyclarkson and anyone who has been flooding their @Google reviews with dishonest ratings after her public attack on their business. Actions have consequences.
This backfired SO badly 🤣
The cameraman was sure he would "cancel" Matthew Arndt aka @endthecartel26 with this footage
Instead, it launched Arndt's political career on the national stage😂
During the height of the Soviet Union, housing and basic utilities consumed just 5% of an average worker's monthly income as housing was a basic right.
The average worker in the U.S. spends 43% of their monthly income on housing and utilities.
Americans are taught to hate socialism while capitalism funnels all their money to banks, corporations, and landlords.
So what happens if despite the overwhelming rejection of the United States relationship with Israel, a pro-Israel presidential candidate wins again in 2028?
Because it will happen. Regardless of how you vote.