Montana Sheriff’s are elected by citizens in their county. Federal officers are not. Should your locally elected county Sheriff hold the key in regard to federal arrest, search or seizure of property in Montana? Take the public poll, react, comment and share below. Find the member only poll here
Would you SUPPORT or OPPOSE a SHERIFFS FIRST BILL that would make it a state crime for federal officers to arrest, search, or seize anything from a citizen without written permission from that Montana county's elected Sheriff?
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Hell, local PD's have had stingrays up and running for years capturing all data stored, received, or transmitted from any cellphone that happens to wander into its range.
I knew the guys originally involved in "shotspotter" development back in the 90's and could see this coming back then.
Flock is nobody, Palantir is the final destination of all collected data in its entirety. You have already been assigned a risk assessment if you live in the United States by them. It is available to any PD nation wide with interactive mapping that has a risk assessment buble over every house on every street or road no matter how remote. It is already in place and running policing as an algorithm in many jurisdictions.
Data centers are surveillance intelligence vaults. But like any smart investor, they are careful to not have all their eggs in a single basket but in a slightly different way. This ensures multiples of all their eggs stored in multiples of many baskets.
All backed up offshore as well. If you're not doing anything illegal, they will simply make something you are doing illegal.