Cape Coral leaders are proposing AI cameras on trash trucks to scan homes & yards for code violations — high grass, unpermitted renovations, and more. So they can issue fines and take people to court.
We already have FLOCK cameras on poles watching the streets. Now this. And it’s not just here — Dallas has already approved AI cameras on sanitation trucks, while other cities are deploying them on code enforcement vehicles, drones, and more.
Is this simple “efficiency”… for our safety or the slow rollout of neighborhood surveillance across the country?
What do you think? 👀
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Florida, is rolling out AI-powered cameras on its garbage trucks to scan properties for code violations, unpermitted renovations, & other issues. After installing FLOCK cameras on poles, the city is now adding mobile surveillance from trash trucks to monitor homes and yards. 🤦🏻♂️🤡
This is extremely suspicious
A Flock Camera is being installed right outside an ‘Academy Sports + Outdoors’
These sell firearms, but pay very close attention to where the camera is pointed. Right at the door. This isn’t tracking license plates, it’s literally installed and pointed directly at the door of the sporting store to capture who’s going in and out
Almost like it’s mass surveillance and could be tracking people purchasing firearms or into these hunting activities
Before the bo1 and bo2 ports come out I need to let the new generation know that this is the 2nd worst gun to use on bo1.
Gun: Galil
Stay away from it.