Texas city points Flock cameras—directly at kids' splash pad.
"Are you comfortable with government cameras recording your kids in swimsuits?" wrote a mother.
"Sometimes families even change their kids there."
There are 8 cameras total set up—also at playground and skate park.
"If these are supposed to be license plate readers, why aren't the cameras pointed at the parking lots?" wrote another.
Video was taken at Slayter Creek Park & Splash Pad in Anna, Texas—about 40 miles north of Dallas.
Marztrip doesn't have an account on this platform—so posting first full length and credited video here to help raise awareness.
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The Dallas Asian American Film Festival will host its inaugural screening at Dallas' fine arts institutions, celebrating all facets of Asian-American culture.
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Being in your 40s is wild. One friend is a grandma, one has a newborn, one is celebrating 20 years married, and another is dating a 25-year-old. Half of us look 28, the other half pulled a muscle sleeping. 😂 No timeline, just vibes. 😭
NEW: Ken Paxton has reported making between $100,000-$1M off a cell tower affiliated with a company he owns, what appears to be one of big largest sources of income.
The Times has learned the company controls a tower on the property of a hospital where Mr. Paxton was a board member.
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SHRM predicted 7 workplace trends for 2026. Midyear check: AI sharpens reviews rather than replacing them, upskilling urgency rises while execution stays uneven, and AI-flooded hiring makes internal talent an edge.
Assumptions won't hold. Recalibrate: https://t.co/Ty5l38nZCs
The idea vaccines cause autism was invented by Andrew Wakefield in 1998 in a fraudulent paper.
It's was so thoroughly debunked he lost his license for gross medical malpractice
And here we are 28 years later RFK Jr is dredging it up and using it to inform vaccine policy
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After Jeff Bezos criticized New York City’s school spending, Zohran Mamdani announced that the city had recovered $9 million in unpaid fines from Amazon delivery trucks.