@kaburbank:

Sis From DFW :

Wow if only there was a document that anticipated government abuse…. Oh wait, The Bill of Rights .

Heja :

We have 0 control of who will view the data and what they will use it for. They can tell us all day they use it for crime but we have no guarantee what it is used for now and what it will be used for in future.

OneHeadedBear :

It really is so surprising. Police have never abused their authority or the tools at their disposal to stalk, harass, harm, or intimidate anyone. I can't believe they would use this for those purposes.

Dee R :

The white guy is surprised😲😂

kellikater :

Police abuse is shocking? 😑

Morten of the North 🇨🇦🇳🇴 :

Tech bros acting as if their technology is value neutral and any blatantly obvious harmful use is "shocking" is getting very old.

Kindersaurus_rex :

Props to his pr team tho, this is actually the right thing for him to be saying. Do I believe any of it? No.

MMAlvad0 :

Use flock cameras to spy on corrupted public servants and lock them up since taxpayers are paying for it.

Wally :

An IRS agent will be fired, fined, and potentially imprisoned for looking up tax info on a person they have no reason to be searching. Simple enough for police to follow, if they were actually professionals.

-𝔇ℭ- :

yet they call people who dont like it terrorists.

Nate :

He HAS to try and walk this back at least a little. Dude not only is in charge of the least popular thing since maybe polio but he's been doxed so hard that even I know what his house looks like. Hopefully this ruse doesn't sway public opinion in his favor.

Lindsay :

Surprised? Seriously. Ask a woman or person of color if they are surprised.

Frank :

the truly amazing part is how an entire corporate entity could be made of people who were born yesterday

swmr13 :

So does that make him liable for any harm that comes for said abuse, legally and monetarily

BossMomJazo :

Why are they even pointed at pools, splash pads and playgrounds when it was just supposed to read license plates?

Meg :

Is :

In 2026, there is no shock when it comes to police abuse. It’s in every gd pd in this country lol

MK :

Im a white wealthy man and I trust the police because I’ve never had any interaction with the police so I just believe that they’re all good because that’s what I’ve been told even though predictive modeling could have shown me this would be a problem.

Chevaux et sable :

This is dessert delicious news 🎂 thank you so much for making my Friday night. A touch better. x

_TheFaceless :

yeah it's definitely a new age for organized thug law enforcement

CNJ_Guy :

How could that NOT be anticipated Flock doesn’t seem to give a flock

prurientpenguin :

Access to any type of surveillance footage should require a warrant.

Nai Hara :

This guy knew how it was going to be abused from the beginning and he himself has okayed mass surveillance that is illegal

TheFatherMind :

I think this makes it very obvious. if given the slack, the police will use it. I'm sure we have a lot of very good honest officers. and I'm sure that most of them are not.

Oui, cette Lu :

Oh his legal department is SWEATING now. “Wait, did you actually SAY ‘shared responsibility’?!”