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A Denver woman was hit with theft charges after police used Flock Safety license plate reader cameras to accuse her of stealing a $25 package. She had ironclad timestamped video proof from her truck and a neighbor’s doorbell cam showing she wasn’t even there but the officer refused to look at the evidence, saying, “That’s not my job.” Charges were only dropped after weeks of fighting the system. This shocking case exposes how Flock cameras, mass surveillance, and the reversal of “innocent until proven guilty” are turning America into a Big Brother police state. Topics Covered: • Flock Safety cameras explained, how they track every vehicle • Colorado porch pirate false accusation drama • Police refusing exculpatory evidence • 4th Amendment violations and privacy erosion • What this means for your rights in the surveillance state. Is this the future of policing in America? Drop your thoughts below.
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