Cops 100% WRONG AGAIN - FLOCK #news #cops #police
The short version: A creator who posts as 'Officer Right Here' documents another Flock-fueled false accusation, this time a woman wrongly branded a porch pirate.
Our Take
Credit to Officer Right Here for pulling back the curtain on how these cases actually unfold. A camera reads a plate, an algorithm or an officer makes a snap judgment, and suddenly an innocent person is treated like a suspect before anyone bothers to check the full picture. This isn't a one-off glitch — it's the predictable result of building law enforcement workflows around automated license plate readers that were never designed to establish guilt, only to flag possibilities.
The scary part isn't just the wrongful accusation itself, it's how normalized this has become. Flock Safety networks are marketed as crime-solving tools, but what they really do is quietly convert every driver into a suspect by default, searchable and trackable without a warrant. When the system gets it wrong, the burden falls on the wrongly accused to prove their innocence, not on police to prove their case first.
If you want to see how saturated your own neighborhood is with this kind of surveillance infrastructure, check our camera map and start asking your local council the hard questions about oversight, retention, and accountability.
This is DeFlock The USA’s original commentary. The video above is the work of Officer Right Here, published on YouTube — full credit to the creator.