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City Councilors approving Flock cameras without the concent of the governed should be held liable under the Civil Rights Act of 1871.
They are two or more persons conspiring to deprive citizens of their 4th amendment rights with no equal protection or right to face the accusers.
If Flock is listing us on their ping list for police departments, they are inherently the one pointing fault and guilt and should therefore be called into court as a witness for every offense they allege.
"If such dragnet-type law enforcement practices as respondent envisions should eventually occur, there will be time enough then to determine whether different constitutional principles may be applicable." US V Knotts, we have legal precedent to have them removed for the blatant breach and disregard for the constitution of these united states and the 4th, 5th and 6th amendment.
The 4th, for unlawfully and continously searching a mass surveillance database looking for precursors to use to allege a crime without substantial verification a crime even occurred.
The 5th, for denying due process prior to the removal of "life, liberty or property". Flock cameras track every aspect of your life. From where you go, to what headphones you use, to your fitbit, to what type of porn you watch. (https://www.leonardocompany-us.com/lpr) all of this technology was installed, pushed and paid for without the fully informed concent of the governed, more specifically, without any say from us.
The 6th, for denying your right to face your accusers. Police pull you over SPECIFICALLY because of a Flock ping. And then are told directly to not mention Flock. Flock alerting police DIRECTLY makes them the accusers of an alleged crime. If I rob your nan, and you call the cops - you have to go to court so I can question you. Why doesn't Flock?
I want to know the EXACT Councilors that voted for Flock to be placed in our community, and I want to see them tried under 42 U.S.C. §1983, stripped of their title, and shunned from the community.
Rant over have a good day, and f^ck Larry Rich