re: Another day, another officer caught stalking women with Flock

We have Flock. Only supervisors have access. If you’ve achieved a supervisory position you should know right from wrong and have enough control not to abuse that power. If someone on your shift needs it for a case, it goes through you and every time it’s accessed you have to enter a file number and it should be documented in your report.

I understand we treat this way different than many small agencies that hired the best highschool drop out they could find that was dumb enough to take the job.

I hate it’s being abused by some because it’s been so valuable to us in cases.

Example: Someone said their mail was being tampered with. We got dates and approx times. Made a list of everyone that passed in that area. Someone else makes the same report a few days later. Same list for them and cross referenced. Identified someone in both areas. Investigation led to this person running a deal where they steal mail, apply for credit cards by the thousands and trade them for drugs.

An annalist sitting behind a desk can solve a case like this freeing up short staffed agency (all agencies are short staffed).

Thin blue line. Don’t you support the police buddy? /s

Another day. Besides shooting dogs, killing their own K9 officers, now they can spy and terrorize via flock cameras. Just career type you want to have access to flock cameras.

Oh shite! You got me on that typo. Can’t get anything past a scholar like yourself. With that big brain and all them good learnings you discredited everything I said.

If we are going to have these cameras, there needs to be restricted access to them, and nor just every cop.

We have a neighbor who is a cop and I can totally see him stalking someone with them.

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Interesting.

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You would think Flock would have trained and/or set up logins with different levels of access along with controls like accessing location data only allowed when tied and logged to active investigations in the system, amber or other missing persons alerts, or with a warrant (should also have tighter audits on plates manually entered versus a reader on a patrol car automatically reading plate for vehicle registration & alerts), but they didn’t or were just ignored by many departments across the country setting this up.

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This dude flagged all of his cases as drug cases.

And shively was only doing audits every 90 days. So, they will have to be more diligent with that.


But your standard officer needs access to do instant searches during investigations and calls. Restricting access renders it useless.

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Court records reveal Zahir bypasses early protocols by simply labeling his 2,048 personal searches as a "narcotics investigation"

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Officers can no longer just type a generic phrase like "drug case." Shively Police and Flock Safety's updated software now require an active, verifiable case or report number before a search can even execute.

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Work in progress it seems. People need to realize that lots of folks have no honor and you can't just do an honor system. You have to actively prevent people from committing fraud or using things for an illegal purpose.



Thi is true with all things in life, like with voting.

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The only criminals Flock catches are cops stalking their love interests.

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That which is u defeated is gonna save us from government surveillance

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using the department’s Flock automated license plate system to track the mother of his child.

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Has getting stalked by Flock become the ultimate status symbol for cop wives and gfs? Drive a motherfricker so crazy they illegally use work resources to track your arse.

Flock stalkers share the most of the blame though. With GPS trackers a few bucks off Amazon, how stupid and lazy do you got to be?

If you really loved her, you'd stop being a broke arse trying to stalk your ex for free.