Megan Grout, GA Crim Defense
Region: US
Tuesday 18 August 2026 22:09:13 GMT
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rswingle :
Did the colorado police officer apologize?
2026-08-19 00:46:33
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Chad knows :
Look up the woman that spent 13 days in jail because of flawed flock camera data. Insane.
2026-08-18 22:41:44
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user739637848906 :
My husband is in the midst of an open records request with our municipality about the recent installation of flock cameras. A tip that might be helpful; flock utilizes two internal dashboards, and information like contracts, audits, saved data, user information, communication regarding the cameras, agency collaborations, service terms, etc etc etc are stored exclusively on those dashboards, rather than on municipal property. This makes it very easy for a municipality to say that they have no responsive records, because technically, they don’t, in the traditional sense. (My husband’s initial, lengthy request returned a pdf of 10 documents, 4 of which were the front and back of checks.) The responsive documents live on flock’s dashboards. My husband is a web services professional/full stack developer who creates similar dashboards for a living, and he was able to find the specific identifying login credential for our municipality (it looks like a random alphanumeric code hidden in the single page purchase order for the cameras) that credential (plus the password held by the law enforcement entity) allows access to almost all of the responsive information, so he was able to further request that the sheriff/other stakeholders log in, capture the requested documents, and furnish them. If you’re attempting an open records request about flock and are being told that responsive documents do not exist, there’s your answer, they exist, but they’re with flock. It’s extremely underhanded. Today he sent a follow up request that included step by step directions for accessing, collating, and sharing the responsive documents he’d originally requested. We’ll see how it goes. This proves (at least to me) that flock is attempting to bypass open records laws and obfuscate both their conduct and the conduct of the agencies they partner with.
2026-08-19 18:20:22
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Michael Stephens :
Flock is a tool. The big problem I see at this point is the people using it.
2026-08-19 10:00:52
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Andrew :
How does flock cameras not fall under geofencing?
2026-08-19 02:16:19
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CadillacMike :
Bad idea getting rid of these cameras just make them harder to access. They do way more good than bad. It’s not a whole bunch of serial killers running around they’re catching bank, robbers, and all kinds of stuff when it’s your family you’ll definitely want them.
2026-08-19 01:07:16
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Steve :
having been the victim of an over zealous city police officer who took a warrant on me for something i did not do, and it cost me a few thousand to prove my innocence, it bothers the HELL out of me, qualified immunity needs to be done away with, that woman should sue that officer for mental anguish and anything else that applies !
2026-08-19 17:23:14
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avgbrownchikko :
People forget the skit that comedian Dave Chappelle made were before going out he would listened to the police scanner for BOLOs . He woul do something outrageous in front of people yelling "Note the Time" to have witnesses for an accusation...it wasn't a hypothetical then for the black community but European immigrants felt they were immune to corruption in general....must be humbling to know what income bracket you are not part off...🤔
2026-08-23 16:36:28
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tom :
Flock must be stopped. It’s 1984
2026-08-18 23:24:33
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HustleNFlowHQ :
who is reimbursing the attorney fees for these false arrest or citations?
2026-08-18 23:01:40
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Tusk Grabber :
Don’t they have to share evidence?
2026-08-19 13:32:28
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Slap Ya Cheeks :
That man should never be a cop in any city.
2026-08-20 16:41:00
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user1 :
idk any americans that signed up for big brother
2026-08-18 22:57:22
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whip_it2014 :
Can this lady sue under a violation of her rights? Since that cop opted to forget innocent until proven guilty
2026-08-22 01:05:29
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Reload708 :
We dont live in an innocent til proven guilty society anymore. We live in a guilty til we prove ourselves innocent society. Due process is a farce and died years ago.
2026-08-19 14:37:14
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canes_fan :
Brilliant points! God help us all🙏
2026-08-18 23:09:29
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SunshineChristina🌞 :
Oh wow - that’s messed up. We have access to the data to make a case against you yet you won’t have access to the data by the time your case goes through the prosecution phase because “we don’t retain the data beyond _____ number of days” …. Yeah Nah that’s not going to work for me
2026-08-20 11:41:09
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stevenlaird70 :
Yep
2026-08-20 03:51:41
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Dan Upshaw :
100% thanks for brining this up!
2026-08-19 02:25:28
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Davemon :
She needs to sue the officer that was at her door and who ever issued the warrant
2026-08-19 19:40:31
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Reece :
I’m not sure the level of probable cause matters in a Summons. In this town is a summons an actual charge or does it just put the case in front of a judge?
2026-09-01 16:45:45
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Pickles :
Way Cool 😎 Tee shirt 👕 😎
2026-08-20 08:30:51
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Kentucky Texan :
Wow. Interesting to know!
2026-08-22 18:06:36
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user9572684921459 :
Look up 23 year old Tampa woman JAILED wrongly for a hit-and-run with three fatalities. She sat in jail for weeks. With her face and name all over the media as a hit-and-run driver. Until they realize the flock camera evidence was incorrect. It was not her car.
2026-08-19 16:56:49
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user846252950683625967 :
Great points.
2026-09-18 05:21:53
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