"Without funding, it doesn't go anywhere."
It's been two years since CA voters overwhelmingly passed Prop 36 to ramp up penalties for repeat thieves and drug dealers.
Sacramento County Sheriff Jim Cooper criticized state leaders for not doing more for the will of the voters
Newsom's "First in the Nation" Fast Food Council Hasn't Met in 2 Years Despite Million Dollar Budget.
The 4 staffers funded by last year’s $1.1M budget are busy preparing for meetings that never happen.
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@CAgovernor Nearly two decade of supermajority rule but less than a year left of his term limit and an obvious national run, this pops up. I feel like the hard hats in the background were a last minute OSHA requirement for fallen promises
@cremieuxrecueil Feels like I’m missing the last episode of M*A*S*H because there’s no tv guide anymore and also I forgot there’s a tv in that cabinet.
@GavinNewsom I’m old enough to remember Gavin as the mayor of San Francisco. Back when he vowed (several times) to fix homelessness. Then as Lt. gov spoke out against the bullet train boondoggle. Now as Gov he’s spouting off about national stuff. I think I know how this would play out.
@BadgedPatriot@Flock Flock and their CEO have made statements that brought the attention they’ve currently experiencing.
The “getting caught” depends on each agency’s auditing processes and they’re not all the same.
These (and attached tech) are in no way similar to traffic cams.
I remember nonviolent protests that cost billions (to local small businesses) that council members and police chiefs marched among the ranks. Way way back in the forgotten memory of the early 2020’s
Police in North Carolina asked the public to identify two men who recently cut down a brand-new Flock camera.
Reports claim callers are trolling police by flooding phone lines with tips like "Batman and Robin" and "The Lone Ranger and Tonto." 😂😂
When Flock turns off replies, its Chief Information Security Officer is caught lying to a city council, and its CEO blocks questions from the public, the real question isn't why people distrust @Flock_Safety... it's why the company thinks it's earned the public's trust.
If Flock accuses me of a crime, will Flock also show up in court?
Someone asked me that recently.
Flock doesn't accuse a suspect. It provides objective data. Investigators use a myriad of evidence, from witness testimony to physical forensics.
In San Juan Bautista, a two-year-old was killed. His mother fought off the attacker.
The suspect fled, thinking he escaped. A @Flock_Safety LPR found his vehicle heading into neighboring Merced County, where law enforcement arrested him.
That evidence, specific, verifiable, one piece of a wider timeline, is exactly what will show up in court later this month.
"Crime in San Francisco is over with." A prolific SF criminal tells why Flock changed everything.
With license plate readers and drones positioned across the city following suspects in real time, the old playbook is dead.
When the risk of getting caught becomes too high, crime doesn't stay flat, it collapses.
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California Democrat @AsmDawnAddis doesn’t believe that crimes in which a child younger than 16 is sodomized, penetrated or engaged in oral sex with an adult - 21 or older - falls outside of the category of severe cases of sexual abuse. Nor do Senators Allen, Cervantes, or Umberg. They all agreed to @Scott_Wiener’s carve out amendments to AB2691 that allow sexual predators of children to be run for office and be elected.
@Flock_Safety@JOKAQARMY1 Flock is used to alert agencies after the incident has occurred. So, the violence has already happened. Audit policies agency to agency and are often preformed in house with no oversight. Typically an audit is of just a few “randomly selected” inquiries.
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