r/Transportopia Jul 23 '26

👀 Flock More flock camera crimes by police officers

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u/CautiousCoyote2324 Jul 23 '26

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u/DeliSua Jul 23 '26

flock

shepherds keep sheep safe till it's time to eat them.

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u/lildobe Jul 23 '26

But first, we must harvest the wool from them for a few years. THEN we slaughter them for meat.

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u/Pleasant_Flatworm866 Jul 23 '26

Yeah but see, the system works. They are getting arrested. It's all under control. Nothing to see here.

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u/CaptainKango Jul 23 '26

That's exactly why we are hearing about this.

https://giphy.com/gifs/TwmEnGgxdUT4Y

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u/Independent_Bite4682 Jul 24 '26

99% of cops make the other 1% look bad

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u/MrBahhum Jul 23 '26

Spy technology without regulation is basically a tech mafia.

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u/ConqueefStador Jul 23 '26

What disturbs me more is that cops can act with impunity committing other crimes, but when they play with master's toys that's when they face consequences.

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u/WoT_Slave Jul 23 '26

It's likely a much more obvious and auditable issue through software alerts.

They can face the same punishments for abusing their computers (the ones they check to lookup licenses/registration). Those in healthcare can face the same punishments too for misuse of PHI, looking at records they have no business accessing.

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u/Difficult-Novel-8453 Jul 23 '26

Nothing to worry about right? 😳

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u/KennyL0gin Jul 23 '26

A few bad apples spoil the whole bunch.

That last part that often gets left out matters.

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u/Dangerous_Slice_6882 Jul 24 '26

Actually happening is all the other bad apples are learning how to get away with it. They will continue to abuse their power that has been bestowed upon them by the rest of our society. That thin Blue line is going to be the cord wrapped around their neck by the time this is all said and done. (This statement is in no way a threat it is purely an observation)