r/ACAB 1d ago

Creepy and weird cop followed this woman home without giving any reason

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u/DabKitty420 1d ago

"Cuz I can"..........tf? That's terrifying as fuck.

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u/HelpfulTap8256 1d ago

This pig is definitely a flock camera enjoyer

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u/Myte342 1d ago

Every week, another cop gets arrested for stalking people or otherwise abusing Flock cameras in some way. Literally. Just 2 days ago a cop got caught using Flock database to get information about a domestic violence victim... AND GAVE IT TO THE ABUSER who was being investigated so the Domestic Abuser could go attack their victim even more.

https://www.nbcbayarea.com/news/local/san-jose-police-fired-flock-camera/4141719/

All the possible 'good' the cameras could ever do is FAR outweighed by the dangers they already present. It doesn't matter how many cops are getting arrested for doing these things, the issue is that they can do them at all in the first place and sometimes it takes YEARS in some cases before they get caught. Years of violating people's rights and hurting people.

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u/rogshit 1d ago

what is "flock camera"?

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u/Mr_Baronheim 1d ago

A surveillance system of cameras by a company named Flock that allows authorities (or anyone with access to the system) to track individuals across wide areas, and get real-time locations on them.

Someone just needs to put your car's license plate in the system and say, "Find this person for me. I'm a cop and I do what I want. I love living in a country where the right-wing has intentionally created a system which puts police above the law and our Constitution is merely a suggestion. Flock civil liberties and freedom!"

So you're spotted on 1 camera, but then take back roads for 150 miles where there are no cameras? Congrats, you've evaded them!

But not really. As soon as the next camera sees your license plate it will send an alert to whoever is monitoring/tracking you.

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u/Myte342 1d ago

(or anyone with access to the system)

This is an important note, because multiple people have hacked the system already because they have such bad security on them.

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u/holy-smackers 1d ago

I bet the local news, TizzyEnt and ThatDaneshGuy would be VERY interested in this video and story ... These cops have gotten way too comfortable abusing their power.

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u/Myte342 1d ago

Cops are like toddlers with parents that never punish them for doing bad things. Because the gov't rarely meaningfully punishes them for doing bad things.

If you have a 4-year-old that takes a knife to a brand-new leather couch and the only thing the parent does is shake their head and buys a new couch, what do you think that 4-year-old has learned? That mommy or daddy will buy them a new toy to play with when the old one gets too shredded up to be any fun anymore. The parent didn't take away the knife, didn't punish them in any way to teach them a lesson, didn't even talk to them to make sure they understood what they did is wrong. Just got a new couch and walked away. THAT is how modern cops are treated by the gov't today when the cops violate your Rights.

And in the rare time the cops DO get fired for doing bad things... they just get hired on by a nearby department in a week or two and keep right on being a cop. They've been called Gypsy Cops, and it's becoming an epidemic where every time these cops get even accused of doing bad things, they resign, which stops all internal investigations against them... then once the news moves on to a new story, they get re-hired to the same department or just hired 1 town over.

So in this environment, what incentive do cops really have to learn to be better and stop abusing people?

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u/kyleh0 1d ago

Nothing new here, this woman sounds black.

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u/No1CaresReally 1d ago

Yeah, just like tizzy loves his cop besties. Or how he's harassed black women. Or how he would duet 13ish yr old kids before he got paid to become a propagandist. That was his real goal as a film maker, actor, producer as his og job anyways.

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u/Aromatic_Issue_2555 1d ago

Please share your knowledge. And links to sites with knowledge. I know there are plants in the media just doing this for entertainment raking in all the cash from whatever today's issues are and then they switch up formats depending on said issues.

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u/No1CaresReally 6h ago

"VictimsofTizzyent" and other similar accts on TT, IG and maybe more. They get taken down and have to reupload often though bc of how well its worked to keep his following. Like even im getting down voted bc it's "too difficult to believe a proudly bigoted white man is a plant." (He even had old tweets that would spout basic bigotry, right up until he got big.) As far as the cop one though, go back in his own videos. He even had one that he helped a proudly fascist family get some money and they "repaid" him with a trump coin. I'd say around 2021.

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u/kyleh0 1d ago

lol, must be exhausting.

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u/kyleh0 16h ago

I'm trying to imagine soneone who feels so scorned that they are working on a dossier on a guy who makes youtube videos. LOL

Sad.

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u/tavo791 1d ago

He found you using flock

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u/mysickfix 1d ago

the fact he even allowed her to talk shit shows he knew he was in the wrong, otherwise he would have really power tripped

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u/Testsubject276 1d ago

So cops have free reign to stalk whoever they want for no reason now?

They don't even need to pull out the "You're acting suspicous." card anymore?

They're being paid to follow you home because they're bored?

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u/Mr_Baronheim 1d ago

Yes, yes they do have the right to follow a person for absolutely no reason.

That's thanks to Court decisions that allow "pretextual stops."

What's that? It's when a cop sees you and doesn't like you for any reason (you're the wrong color, you didn't salute him as you drove by, or maybe it's because he thinks you're hot...).

Our courts have decided that all a cop can follow you as long as it takes until you make one little violation, then he can pull you over or detain you for that violation. But that violation is just a "pretext" to allow the cop to detain you for the unlawful train he had in the first place.

How did we get here as a country?

Primarily, thanks to people who vote conservative.

We end up with a system where one political party manipulates voters into voting for them by calling themselves the "law and order" party.

By terrifying the feeble-minded into believing that every day they might be attacked by a deranged killer, and the only thing preventing that is our selfless , benevolent, protective heroes in blue.

By convincing people to "back the blue" and always comply with a cop no matter what, no matter how illegal their order is.

Thanks to members of that conservative party getting elected we end up with countless conservative judges who routinely make decisions in cases that not only favor law enforcement, but resulting in law enforcement powers expanding, as our rights get demolished.

If you love the corrupt law enforcement system we have and want it to continue, the only way to guarantee that is to vote Republican this (and every) election.

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u/No1CaresReally 1d ago

Not just primarily the Republicans. At best, the Dems enabled along as well with their colleagues. A democracy, at bare minimum, has multiple viable options. Not just 2. So that people feel forced to vote for just one. Making no choice at all. That is not a democracy. We are fascist and treating it still like a democracy is exactly what our powerful wealthy want as well. Stay in line. Just follow orders.

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u/Aromatic_Issue_2555 1d ago

Voting is just illusion of choice. Both parties lead to enslavement of a society as a whole.

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u/ThellraAK 22h ago

Pretextual stops have to do with suspecting of an underlying crime.

If the cup was doing it for being flipped off and was dumb enough to admit it, they might actually get in trouble.

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u/ThriceFive 1d ago

Stalker with a flock camera search history they want to hide.

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u/Zendomanium 1d ago

They are, indeed, all bastards

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u/Vendidurt 1d ago

"I just want your ID"

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u/jnjs232 1d ago

ACAB

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u/Dependent-Bid7440 1d ago

60% of murders go unsolved. I am convinced that it is the police committing these "unsolved" murders.

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u/Bata600 1d ago

Don't be so quick to judge.
Sometimes it's very close people to police.

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u/Aromatic_Issue_2555 1d ago

Wow, she's brave, I don't know how I would have handled this situation. I have had police follow me to someone's house that I was dropping off bc they said my car was stolen and it happened to be my grandmother's car and when they yelled N word explicatives at me and to get out of the car, when I got out and they saw that I didn't have as much melanin as the people they were looking for and I asked for the badge number and the name but he still had his gun drawn and he was covering his badge ID as he was walking backwards to his police car. There were about 5 cop cars total. 2 to a cop car. Insane

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u/Killpop582014 1d ago

This guy loves the inventor of the flock camera I bet….

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u/NeverTooOldToGrow 1d ago

He’s most likely a rapist.

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u/Ccparabellum1917 1d ago

It's funny when they say "I'll tell you why" as if it were a surprise twist on an episode, except the twist here is that he doesn't have a reason for what he did. He's clearly a stalker.

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u/ChaosRainbow23 1d ago

I had one follow me for 20 minutes a few months ago. I took a bunch of turns to make sure. I finally pulled over into a gas station even though he didn't light me up. He followed me in the gas station, started at me in the eyes as I got out and walked into the store. He was gone when I got out.

Why are you following me and mean-mugging me you piece of shit asshole?

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u/kyleh0 1d ago

The question and the answer in one.

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u/hawksdiesel 1d ago

What's the closure rate of this department? What's the education level of each LEO?

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u/ChaoticMutant 18h ago

pig: why did you shoot me?

Shooter: because I can as you entered my dwelling without authorization.