Man jailed for a month despite Flock showing he was 5 miles from crime scene
A San Diego police department is facing a lawsuit after jailing a man for a month based on a Flock camera alert that cops allegedly should have known, based on the timestamp, did not depict the car that they were looking for.
Last November, Hugo Parra was arrested on felony charges after San Diego police relied on Flock data and a witness statement to wrongly connect him to an attempted carjacking at gunpoint...
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Law-enforcers (the term is both apt and despicable) often wonder why they’re hated by people who aren’t criminals – at least not in any morally meaningful sense.
I’m a law-breaker in that I regularly ignore laws that I feel no moral obligation to obey – because disobeying them does not cause harm to anyone else...
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To protect and serve to dictate and abuse, you make me hate you
You created me with your superior attitude
And you expect me to respect you?
And I wouldnt care if you died, right before my eyes
I feel no sympathy, watching your demise...
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Man jailed for a month despite Flock showing he was 5 miles from crime scene
Cop seemingly ignored Flock camera timestamp to justify arrests.

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And They Wonder Why They're Hated - EPautos - Libertarian Car Talk
Law-enforcers (the term is both apt and despicable) often wonder why they're hated by people who aren't criminals.