Axon Is Being Asked to Disguise Its Cameras, After Flock Backlash
ALPR camera vandalism in 36 states is pushing Axon to redesign hardware to blend in — raising questions about surveillance, not just optics.
Cops are now using financial data and traffic patterns captured by Flock cameras to pull people over for being "suspicious."
Full story: https://404media.co/a-secretive-dhs-predictive-policing-unit-is-analyzing-americans-financial-habits-and-pulling-them-over/
This is the beginning of "pre-crime" or "predictive" policing, where police pull over people they think have committed a crime without having any evidence that they have done so.
This police stop in this video was based in part on “information contained within law enforcement-sensitive systems suggesting financial activity patterns commonly associated with illicit narcotics activity.”

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