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End Mass Surveillance in Chesterfield County!

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Kat Wexford Verified
16 hr ago

Because fuck fascism, that’s why.

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James Hitchingham Verified
2 days ago

Section 10. General warrants of search or seizure prohibited. That general warrants, whereby an officer or messenger may be commanded to search suspected places without evidence of a fact committed, or to seize any person or persons not named, or whose offense is not particularly described and supported by evidence, are grievous and oppressive, and ought not to be granted. https://law.lis.virginia.gov/constitutionexpand/article1/

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Supporter Verified
2 days ago

I simply don’t want there to be broad surveillance that can be searched without a warrant and abused by individuals.

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David Carter Verified
3 days ago

I don’t want to be tracked

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Lee Carter Verified
3 days ago

I don’t want to be tracked

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Joy Williams Verified
3 days ago

This is massive breach of privacy.

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Anne Carter Verified
3 days ago

I don’t want to be spied on. This is not effective way to keep our community safe other than to know what we’re up to following us and using AI is over the top.!!!

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Curt Pollock Verified
8 days ago

Ultimately will be used as a tool in a total surveillance state. It is a violation of our 4th amendment rights. Those who give up freedom for safety deserve neither!

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COLIN A FARRELL Verified
10 days ago

"Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety."

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Linda Ludin Verified
10 days ago

It’s already being misused by enforcement. Just to commit their personal stalking crimes. It’s an invasive invasion of privacy for mass surveillance

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Dan Lammon Verified
12 days ago

this is unconstitutional surveillance. o one agreed to this invasion of privacy or a digital police state.

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Carrie Lammon Verified
12 days ago

Privacy.

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David Sharp Verified
13 days ago

This is an invasion of our privacy

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Christian Care Verified
14 days ago

I do not want to live in a country that allows public surveillance on its citizens. Nonetheless when it goes unchecked.

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Tyler Hanson Verified
15 days ago

The government will always try to push the limits of what it can do. It is the duty of citizens to keep it in check.

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Ben Bennett Verified
15 days ago

With the ubiquity of Flock cameras and their ability to identify cars with AI to make the footage searchable, it is functionally the same as the police installing a GPS tracker on every vehicle.

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Jeff Balik Verified
20 days ago

Im not against the flock cameras they do have their uses, BUT they dont need to store regular people's data for 30 days. I shady cop or 1 hacker and you got a million people's daily moves, 30 days worth of data can be enough to do alot of harmful stuff. I get using it and storing, stolen cars, wanted people's rides or stuff like that, but once the system which is AI (which means it could instantly not even store it) realizes its not a "hot" plate then it shouldn't even be logged.

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Braden Woods Verified
26 days ago

Violates my constitutional rights

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Simon Moon Verified
26 days ago

Privacy is an inherent and moral end of its own. The government is voyeuristic in its endless lust to control citizens and their lives. The act of observation is judgement and a violation of human dignity in of itself without consent.

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Lily White Verified
27 days ago

Stop the surveillance!!! We are not a communist country, yet.