This person submitted a FOIA request to his City for HIS OWN LICENSE PLATE (Flock Data) and was DENIED due to "privacy concerns."
I REPEAT: When a man requested FLOCK FOOTAGE of HIS OWN CAR, the CITY claimed it was a PRIVACY VIOLATION and DENIED his request.
So Flock can SPY on you in a mass surveillance state but YOU cannot even see YOUR OWN data or surveillance footage of YOU YOURSELF.
Make it make sense.
@ObviousRises@mickeydeecat They even say in plain English that the data their collecting violates your fourth amendment rights lmao. It’s never been more over.
@ObviousRises Haha, they tried the old jedi mind trick. They told him that he tried to violate his own 4th amendment rights, while they are doing just that.
@RealNurseKim Uh, what exactly is "All set" & "Ok" referencing and what date is that exchange? Bc that out of context could be related to setting up evidence or letting him know he was all set in arresting Karen. Would be very interesting to hear what he says that means and what date it was.
@JamesTate121 The equipment in this room is severely outdated. You mean to tell me they have him in a basic ass room with no updated medical equipment/facilities? Even the wooden bedside table is outdated accord to medical facilities standards. This is AI for sure.
@WallStreetApes Yep. For sure getting a 2nd prepaid phone without any bank or account/Google connections to take when I leave home. Not giving consent for tracking. Everyone needs to do this to fight mass surveillance.
🚨HOLY CRAP!!!
Milwaukee sent an internal affairs detective to investigate a cop caught using Flock surveillance cameras to stalk his ex...
...but that SAME internal affairs detective has now been CHARGED with using the SAME Flock cameras to stalk people, HIMSELF!!!!!
He even planted a GPS tracker on a victim's car.
The investigator WAS the abuser.
The same man they trusted to catch the stalker cop... was allegedly running his own stalking operation the entire time.
His name is Detective Tehrangi Chapman.
A 22-year veteran of the Milwaukee Police Department.
In December, Internal Affairs assigned him to investigate Officer Josue Ayala... who used the department's Flock license plate cameras over 200 TIMES to track his ex-girlfriend.
Ayala pleaded guilty. He's sentenced next week.
Just 2 months into that investigation, an anonymous call came in.
Someone was terrified that a detective was digging into their family's personal information... and had planted a GPS TRACKER on their car.
The victim was so afraid of what a cop could do to them, they refused to even say his name.
The audit found Chapman, the internal affairs detective, had run that victim's license plate through the Flock camera system 17 TIMES, pulling 17 reports on their family going back SIX YEARS.
He searched another person's plate three times in a single day, and when the system required him to log a reason for every search?
He typed "test" and "training."
Prosecutors say he ADMITTED to all of it, including the Flock tracking, the GPS device on the car, all of it.
He's now charged with felony misconduct in office.
GROSS. Florida is considering putting surveillance cameras on garbage trucks to monitor every street to nab citizens for permit and code violations.
“Our biggest concern is if we get so many that we can’t process all the violations”