Police are tracking you and your license plates

A new police technology reads car license plates and records where you drive. The cameras are raising privacy concerns.

[@nicholasb2341]

GUILTY until proven INNOCENT.

[@BAMFMATTDAYMON]

wasn't able to pass a background check because i had pending charges. no convictions yet.

[@fierce1894]

Innocent until proven guilty

[@Losbass]

Cole M Not in this case , guilty until proven innocent ! Nicolas makes a good point!

[@thisisrob8750]

@Ezekiel 25:17 Did you even pay attention to the video. Clearly people have been affected.

[@GhOst-fv7kf]

Agree 100% guilty until proven

[@matthewblackwood4704]

Totally don't agree with this. We are not free.

[@reeseville1]

Youre totally right Matt. All these sheep giving you their rights/privacy. We are not free. Go to Germany and youll see real freedom and police that dont violate your rights.

[@mrg9401]

Why don’t they just rent my spare room?? Since they wanna know what I’m doing so bad just move in.... o wait I got Comcast google and Amazon they have lived in my house for a while now THEY ARE WATCHIN haha I made a sex tape and I described it all to Alexa as it happened and I did it right In front of my computer 💻 my way of vengeance

[@genedrakes686]

Not any more. I just got licence back from a medical suspension We have one roaming around and would be stupid to even think about driving! Now just need a new sticker and insurance and good to go!

[@justinjacobson794]

True.

[@Aesop70]

It's a license plate reader.... License plate is state property, and there is no expectation of privacy on a license plate. Driving is a privilege, not a right. I don't understand how you think this somehow hinders your freedom... It's not x-ray vision into your house or a mind reading technology, it's just a damn plate reader for fuck's sake! Lol chill the fuck out with that non sense.

[@IDIOCRACY-1984]

"Law" enforcement is no longer about policing, it's about maximum extortion

[@IDIOCRACY-1984]

@Ezekiel 25:17 I know what it is and I don't need any *FUCKING* explanations from you. Police were put into effect from the beginning to prevent, respond to and prevent crimes. Those tag readers automatically reading everyone's tags is unconstitutional as fuck and if you don't know that you're nothing more than a copsplaining idiot

[@russmartin9549]

Dont u remember the days when they had the logo, "To protect and serve" on their doors. That ship sailed

[@newtonraymond77]

Law enforcement has never been about policing

[@Sky1]

@Ezekiel 25:17 I'm thinking that if something happens in a neighborhood that you were parked at you will be subpoenaed, have to hire a lawyer, be "Detained and interviewed", and so it is not a complete waste of time when you are not at fault they simply charge you with some other made up charge just to get money from your pocket into theirs to cover their time.

[@alexanderpreece1301]

Civil war is the civil thing to do! I agree. I disagree. You can, I can't The only right we have is to remain silent, but they have ways of making you talk!!!

[@metalsmyth6945]

This is not a matter of keeping people safe, it's a system of farming citizens for money.

[@metalsmyth6945]

That's always the standard answer but there are many people myself included that are legal but don't like the idea of an authoritarian government watching over us with a magnifying glass waiting to cash in to support its over bloated self

[@wildbill31]

Cop logic what do you do when you have a town with no crime the cop answers ill always have a job ill just arrest innocent people and yes arrest is legal you can be innocent or guilty at that point so tell me what rights you have and yes the legal system is very bad for innocent people you get arrested have to post bond and hire a lawyer and get judged by the public untill court its scary what cops can legally do

[@JJ-we5jr]

Cops can use it to stalk people. I'm not versed on the laws but I always thought they had to have a reason to run your plates or info. There was an article awhile back where a whole department got in trouble because he was stalking a woman and ultimately raped and not sure if he killed her. But it came to light he was doing it to other woman. They looked into the whole department and found out they had hundreds of people's names ran that didn't even know it. They got in trouble for it.

[@joelrufiange]

well the solution if you are a criminal . dont drive car

[@JJ-we5jr]

Joel Rufiange you don't get it huh.

[@zenz1624]

This is not about stolen cars....It's an invasion of privacy

[@InDatParish]

Zenz 1 really?? Last I checked, there is NO expectation of privacy when you’re out in public

[@timeforchange9514]

@@InDatParish this is a violation of the 4th amendment. There is no privacy to what one can see with the eye. No one can see the records behind the plates except tyrants..

[@InDatParish]

timeforchange DMV records are PUBLIC INFORMATION as are all state and government records. Anyone could request the DMV’s records on any license plate and it’s registered information. This is essentially what police are doing except they are able to do so with a faster response due to their agreement that it is being used for work purposes only. Try again buddy.

[@timeforchange9514]

@@InDatParish u must be a cop. Its quite clear by the way u are "trying" to justify tyranny.

[@InDatParish]

timeforchange I have common sense and knowledge of the law. If it’s tyranny, illegal, and a violation of rights, why has it never been successfully challenged in court? 🤔 Because you’re wrong and an idiot. 👍🏼

[@TryNotToHate1]

I was stopped for an expired tag, but no officer was ever behind me... they knew my street, the path I frequently travel, and knew my route home. They knew. From in front of me (No front tags in Florida) and before I even passed the cop, he was in “pursuit.” Never knew an officer would take the time to “pursue” me, just because my tag was expired. ( couldn’t afford to renew at that time.) they came to ME. They followed ME. They were looking for ME. So glad nothing else was going on during the time of the “random stop.” We live in a police state. FACT. And these children with badges have no rules to abide by. Be careful, Americans. They’re looking for an arrest wherever they can “find” one....

[@ronaldinhogaucho5460]

They just love to harass middle class... they know the poor get themselves in trouble and are always in and out of jail.

[@myronstrate3533]

How do we change this from being a law?

[@ronaldinhogaucho5460]

@@myronstrate3533 challenge them

[@gnarlydabs]

My girl just got stopped for a cracked windshield yesterday. No way the cop saw the small crack on the passenger side front windshield. They harassed her with ?'s about me and searched the crap out of my car. (Car is in my name she was driving)

[@ronaldinhogaucho5460]

@@gnarlydabsdid she consent

[@EvenStarLoveAnanda]

We have never consented to this. So it is Illegal.

[@douglashoward4206]

but it's policee, policee trumps the constitution in this day and age.

[@buster1173]

You applied for a license to drive that vehicle so that right there proves that you have no rights under the state. So basically what I'm saying is anytime you have to apply for a license through the municipality that you live in you are at their Mercy. It's also like your house you think you own it you don't. Where I live you can't even own a dog unless you have a license on it

[@douglashoward4206]

@@buster1173 but ,I was tricked. they set up a one way contract. before I knew that had contracts on me.

[@douglashoward4206]

@@DB-kn8hg you look like me ,only blue.

[@Pinkielover]

why is that? anyone can look up your plate. no consent is needed. its the main reason you have them... i had a guy throw stuff at my car while driving , my dash camera got everything , i looked up his plate and got address . called cops gave them all the evidence, now he lost in court he got multi tickets and a repair bill.

[@okeen5265]

Benjamin Franklin tried to warn us when he said, "Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety."

[@chadmunn7656]

O'Keen very well said and couldn’t agree more!

[@Oceabrz]

Very well said Mr. Franklin. And here we are. I really feel like we are so very close to becoming police states. I can only imagine what the world will be like, in the future, for my 21 year old daughter. 😥

[@kingnaimhudson4322]

There is nothing new under the sun. It is sad that each generation after the next generation so on and so forth will have to continuously have to experience this and more if not worse. Shaking my head with a crying heart of the evil to come.... The evils that men do!!!!

[@richardturner6981]

Nancy Patterson: I hate to say it but your daughters future does not look good. Not in this country.

[@Oceabrz]

@The Tick we DO need to revolt.

[@jimmyjam2540]

"To keep the public safe" what he meant was "To keep our pockets full" .. sickening.

[@aninolopez]

Rs

[@gradyhernandez4699]

Sounds about like greedy individuals

[@singularity70]

1984 is not supposed to be an instruction manual

[@CarsSimplified]

A fellow fan of TheJuiceMedia's Rap News?

[@beverlybabb9044]

Great comment Singularity

[@TryNotToHate1]

They put APB’s on any car, even with expired registration or expired insurance. They’ll wait until it’s opportune time to make a stop and gain bigger charges based on what they already know. I had an expired tag my car was insured and my license was legitimate, but they still found me somehow? Driving on a Sunday? they were NEVER behind me to even read my tag . They’re looking for any reason to “stop “ and I mean, ya better not be doing anything by driving when they do... it’s an opportunity for a cop to grab an arrest, when it’s otherwise just a random citation. They are too informed. Oh, ya, they have your entire arrest record if applicable, before they even walk up to your car. From your tag, of course. Guilty until proven innocent. PERIOD. yes. It’s A POLICE STATE. It’s real. We live in it. Sadly, most cops are trigger happy former military with a penchant for “action,” so... be vigilant and know the law. Protect yourselves. And always have a lawyer to negotiate when these thieving charlatans enter into YOUR radar scope. You need take ZERO action to become criminal in 2019. It comes to YOU. Truth.

[@reeseville1]

1984 is a book..please read it... such an ignorant response up there "iTs Not 1⁹8⁴"

[@TryNotToHate1]

Belisarius T. M. Has to be the dumbest asshole on the planet. I won’t speculate further.....

[@martin2560]

You are now "guilty until scanned innocent."

[@lethalwolf7455]

I lost my job, my marriage, and my home because of this in Florida. They pulled me over for an unpaid ticket I paid, sent me to dmv, dmv sent me to courthouse back and forth with no resolution. I still have no license. Not allowed to commute in this state and the court offers no resolution, they told me to get an attorney but I’ve been thrown out of my house, lost my car because they pulled me over again and jailed me so now I have nothing. Why do immigrants want to even come here, the US sucks. I’ve still never resolved the ticket because they told me I need a permit first and then attend driving school. The ticket was for failure to yield and it made me homeless. Fort Myers PD took everything from me. I now have no money for an attorney

[@Kiratjapsandhu]

I know what a bad time you are going through, I can understand your problem, how a person who has lost everything in a short period of time must be feeling and what to do next. How and how to spend the rest of your life becomes more difficult for someone who doesn't know anything about it but don't worry I am praying for you 🙏🏼 God will give you all back very soon and give you your The old life will come back very soon, 👍🏼 So now please start being happy ok 😊

[@LetsAlllThinkTogether]

Lmfao. 100% your own fault. Grow up and stop being such a pu55y crybaby b1tch

[@LetsAlllThinkTogether]

​@@Kiratjapsandhuthere is no god and stop being such a fucking loser. Grow up, don't be a crybaby b1tch

[@northwestmechanic8991]

Just because you wear a badge and drive a car with lights does not mean you can do whatever you want.

[@rogergeyer9851]

Hear hear! But the courts really need to stop this, then codify this and put "reasonable" and standard limits on this at the federal level. Instead, crickets. And hordes of clowns with no ability to think who assume it's no problem because it hasn't hurt them yet.

[@JUANLOPEZ-dl6ux]

Sundown audio as long as we the people allow them they will

[@aliziasight8084]

john M WHY DO YOU SAY THAT

[@79Vegasenjoyer]

But what if you are the president?

[@stopstop928]

Sundown audio -Yes it does dumbass.

[@asuwish0000]

No problem. Start tracking the police and storing where they live, where they eat, and take pictures of their wife's and kids etc. Naturally, we have no criminal intent either. And the US Supreme Court has already upheld the rights of citizens to take videos and pictures of police.

[@johnnyhodges3819]

Wouldn't the same apply to the police? There is no expectation of privacy for your license plate nor the data attached to it. Anyone can go to the DMV and run a records check. I don't like the plate readers but I just found it funny you talk about supreme court upholding the right to record police... they can do the same to you. Almost seems like your "precious rights" are turning against you?

[@BigRed2]

John H This guy is nuts, he says to take pictures of cops kids and wives ? Yup another anarchist nut

[@mrdave2112]

Big Red, cops are currently taking pictures of people's kids and wives for our protection; therefore, if we did the same to cops we could claim it is for your protection too. Either way, you don't get a say so.

[@dariomendoza6892]

what goes comes around!!!!

[@Bloodworthdeb4869]

bobbie joe shmo Oh people been watching them watching us. Everyone can get found out about and your occupation do not exclude you.

[@michelledailey7338]

I'm glad that I live in South Dakota. Good luck getting my information from my license plate from any type of camera! Our state has made our plates confidential and unless we are actually pulled over by an officer, no one or nothing will be able to get our information. This violates our 4th Amendment right, therefore being unconstitutional. I cannot believe that people would actually be alright with them doing this.

[@phanx0m924]

WOOO!

[@stephenbrady5220]

Most don’t know, most can’t do anything about it.

[@hus390]

@@stephenbrady5220 What privacy do you expect on public roads?? And cops can pull you over for anything. Then they can run your plate number! Still happening on SD.

[@CountryLivingOnTheFarm]

Thank liberal voters for voting these liberals into office

[@Blackduckt]

Only thing I do agree with with Biden is to defund the police.me myself I've never needed them. I handle my own business. don't really have that many problems though . Police 🚓 it's just another word for a bully with too much power.

[@rubblejohnstone4460]

Law enforcement has forgotten what it is for protect and serve has gradually become to surveil and curtail.

[@shindrithargriethrat8408]

There is no right to privacy when driving or parked in public, displaying a tag that belongs to the State. As someone who does use, and has used, license plate reader data, no, it does not "track" any person. It can only tell you when and where a specific tag was spotted by a plate reader, it doesn't tell or show you who was driving, where they are coming from or where they are going. You can't even link a tag to a person without accessing a completely different database (DMV), an act that is governed by both federal and state laws and has very real sanctions for abuse. This technology has saved many, many lives and makes police more efficient, which is a plus for taxpayers. The bottom line is that ALL of society is more data driven and information-efficient than ever before. You can't realistically expect cops to stay in the era of typewriters and notepads to look for stolen/felony vehicles any more than you can expect your average citizen to go back to the days of analog land-line telephones and old-fashioned newspapers. The genie is out of the bottle.

[@jonc2914]

False, Supreme Court ruled they have no obligation to protect and serve anyone

[@mando8991]

See here's the problem... "With smart, good policing" 😂😂 our police officers are not smart & they are not good.

[@robertshaff2967]

elusv that guy was sleazy as fuck

[@m.miller2374]

If you didn’t break the law you got nothing to worry about

[@m.miller2374]

Mike Fernandez How did you know that!? 😆😆😆 I hope they catch illegal immigrants, like people named Fernandez!

[@noway9369]

And they charge us with distracted driving

[@junkietroll]

I dislike the police state that has grown in power. Fascism at work.

[@42luke93]

Marc Goldfinger I know right. Just because it’s good doesn’t mean it should always be done! In America when constitution was made we had a right to no rediculous fines or something. Forgot the wording.

[@murasakiiro447]

Then do something about it

[@ganymeade5151]

@@murasakiiro447 Consumer Activism.

[@robgoren8628]

ALPR is just an easy way to pick off poor people's expired plates and streamline the ticketing process. It's about money. Nothing more. How anyone with a conscience can work in policing is beyond me. FTP.

[@jackyblue67same10]

Our own government is so dirty & corrupt it's just unreal & I would never know about none of this stuff if it wasn't for seeing it on these good videos on KZbin thank you all so much for sharing these things .

[@eddydee6316]

And when are We the people gonna bear up our arms form a well regulated militia and execute these politicians for treasonous acts against We the people of These Sovereign born United States of America 🇺🇸 as Our God given 2nd-Amendment U.S.Constitution dictates that we shall do and not now BUT RIGHT NOW !! !! We should NOT allow this tyrannical-democracy to exist one more day because it has already existed 40-years longer than it already should have and it is time way over due this tyrannical-democracy needs to be banished as fast and as soon as last year !! !! !! So, wheres all the men of real courage ?? Any more out there who has a pair ?? Anyone man or woman who has a arm-Tommygun, etc, etc. Who is really seriously tired and done with this BULLSHIT of a JOKE that has become tyrannical-democracy something that is definitely foreign to Our Christian-Constitutional-Republic and let Us We The Sovereign-Born-Caucasian-People of These United States Republic of America 🇺🇸 stand up, arm up, and rise up because enough is enough I cant stand by and watch my nation be shit upon by these liberal-social-faggit ass democrats nor these fucktarded republicans it is way over due time this bullshit tyrannical-democracy needs to be abolished as soon as last year now so as the good ole southerners sat it, Git-R-Dun !! !! !!

[@Epic_C]

I'm completely fine with them scanning and running plates as they move around the city. However what I am against is that it is keeping all of that on file. These things should only be running the plate, and when it comes back negative, it should immediately discard the data. Keeping tabs on people's locations and movements is grossly against privacy (regardless if you're out in public or not).

[@mattthomas4026]

Let me get this straight. "They" can track us, we wear GPS wrist watches, have smart tv's with cameras in our homes, people have alexa, and we mail our DNA away to some company. Am I missing something?

[@rogergeyer9851]

Matt, not everyone does that. I don't get on social media like FB. (I use Disqus, comment on KZbin, and that's IT). I don't have in home cameras, Alexa or ANY of that crap.

[@belindaphillips2779]

🤔

[@2CHACHOUU]

What PIG MATTYYYY

[@DeRussellMasina]

I get the feeling the Unibomber predicted this! Her warned us

[@TheRomanTimesNews]

aiy noooo wriiitteeeeeeee........ focus of conversation is never directed in the right direction. is like seen a illusionest play out his act on a Global Stage- sometimes the right intention, benefits and aids a corrupted cause, i.e. capitalist corporations, this country not nation is run like a capatilist corporations.

[@JRaww32]

Funny to say data collection isn’t a bad thing when Facebook gets sued every couple weeks for selling data.

[@traceyrychewhite6374]

Isn't funny that when cop's violate the United States Constitution against its citizens, the camera usually blacks out during those moments. I highly recommend, if you come across a policeman, whether you're walking, riding a bike or driving, film through police for your own protection. They will try to insist that you show ID. You are not required to show ID if you are riding a bike or are a pedestrian, or a passenger in a vehicle. Do not submit to these unlawful orders. Simply state, respectfully, I do not answer questions. If the policeman persists, start asking him questions. his ID number badge number name. The United States of America is slowly but surely trying to take away your constitutional rights as an American citizen. Please don't fall victim to this scam. Know the Constitution. God bless you.

[@stopstop928]

Tracey Ryche White -You're an idiot. Go find a pilgrim.

[@peteypyrexxx3619]

You're 100% correct. I've experienced it my whole life but just recently started recording my interactions with "law enforcement". Totally different outcome when you have your camera rolling and know your rights. I have video proof.

[@stopstop928]

If I were a piece of shit....I'd be worried too Hmmm.

[@michelleweeks6735]

@@stopstop928 right, don't show your ass in public, then it doesn't matter who's watching.

[@michelleweeks6735]

Tracey, this is a good way to complicate a situation and prolong your encounter. Why not just comply and simplify your life. What are you afraid of? Got warrants?

[@LupeNava23]

“Freedom is life's great lie.” - Loki -

[@justinjacobson794]

Yeah really,And it is going to get worse through time.

[@jeffwalls2871]

This is unbelievable...and when a mistake is made it screws up someones life...

[@barretnorcross9508]

IT'S MAKES FOR GOOD,. REVENUE GENERATION FOR THE PRISON INDUSTRY, the CITY. And The cops,. AKA. ROAD PIRATES

[@justinjacobson794]

Yeah right,With or without Vaseline.

[@justinjacobson794]

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[@murrayrosenberg8928]

That's just the thing it's not for Crime suspects. Prime suspects usually don't show up in court or have any money to pay fines. Shaded rather fine the hard-working everyday citizen who doesn't have time to show up in court and they just pay the fine just another way for state and local governments to make money off of hard-working people

[@dannyboy7155]

FACTS💥💥💥

[@gangstalkingsimulation1319]

LEGAL EXTORTION .....

[@em-loof-tonnac]

I can honestly say : I feel violated. This is something that the taxpayers should get to vote on !! I would much rather have metal detectors in schools and malls, and movie theaters !! This is absolutely not ok and a complete waste of money and resources. I think I am going to start a state wide petition to have this ENDED and climb every legal chain to make it to where the taxpayers make the choice to have this system in place or to not have it.

[@InDatParish]

Verdical _Arts you feel violated? 😂 what a bitch. There is no expectation of privacy when you’re out in public

[@brwils3378]

This always leads to big brother Government misusing data and other privacy issues. Nothing good will come of this!

[@Daniel-es6dm]

Psalms ch 37 v 32. 32The wicked watcheth the righteous, and seeketh to slay him.

[@justchris846]

That’s actually illegal. Without “reasonable” they can’t run your plate .

[@brandonk1097]

Just Chris no reasonable suspicion needed to run license plates

[@brianhanlon9602]

If I was as scared as you are I'd just get rid of my car!

[@Knarf14]

Maybe im wrong but license plates are out in the open for all to see

[@brandonk1097]

frank p Correct. I’ve run lots of license plates, and as long as you can justify running it with a “law enforcement purpose”, then that’s the only reason you need. All that means is you can’t run a plate on a neighbor or an ex-girlfriend, for example. You can always justify it with just checking to see if it’s stolen.

[@modernwarfaremodernwarfare1436]

​@@brandonk1097be quiet

[@williamgronbach4538]

I'm so glad they can keep track of me man I don't even know where I am half of time

[@wigslayerssupport1531]

Best comment😂😂😂

[@ganymeade5151]

ROFLMAO

[@noahchristopher7726]

Ahahahahaha lol 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😝

[@michaelwaninger3155]

Yea they can help me when I lose my car, but only when I remember my name.

[@MrBkunert]

more privacy violations, feel safer? Not me.

[@BigRed2]

Bill Kunert It’s in public view where you have no expectation of privacy, learn law before spewing garbage

[@ILikeHotMoms1]

Bill Kunert The United States Court of Appeal noted that every court that has considered the issue of privacy in license plates has concluded that no such privacy exists. State v. Richter Commonwealth v. Starr Rhode Island v. Bjerke

[@johnbeer5242]

well the taking pictures of your family getting out the car is not good just because someone made a law and this that don't make it right ppl

[@johnbeer5242]

even if u conclude your ass is a jack doesn't matter

[@AwesomeBlackDude]

How about they're using this law to tow and sale your 2nd car it you don't register for that year.

[@gammacrush3351]

Invasion of everyone's privacy 👀👀

[@InDatParish]

Gamma Crush there is no expectation of privacy when in a public place

[@OffBlackKash]

Lol privacy in public dude? Look how many homes and stores have cameras, is that invasion of privacy?

[@gammacrush3351]

@@OffBlackKash stfu up Mr Sheep. Go join your flock .

[@gammacrush3351]

@@OffBlackKash And yeah that is also invading people's privacy dip spit! Smh!

[@OffBlackKash]

Gamma Crush lol do you know the constitution and what it says? Understand the law and constitution before you speak dumb fuck, no expectation of privacy in public. If you feel that way go sue google for invading your privacy, fucking uneducated dunce😂😂

[@capkarr]

Law enforcement hopefully will use this technology for good. Unfortunately, it will be abused...

[@douglashoward4206]

gone phishing.

[@randyr.8536]

I rarley see my city police with these

[@eugenestoner]

but not safe from corrupt cops !!!

[@Bloodworthdeb4869]

eugenestoner Hello! Society is never going to be safe from corrupt cops - NEVER because there bias buddy the judges will always through out the case or they get acquitted.

[@grego10r]

they are all corrupt

[@grego10r]

Tylerdavis209s dude last I got a ticket was 1999 i got frends cops And I know what I'm talking about Trust me they're fucken crooks

[@eatingcatshit]

One solution about the driveway thing is to back your car into your driveway. Normally you have to back out anyway, so this way, when you leave you just drive forward. That way if some stupid cop, or robot thing goes by, it won't get a snapshot of the plate.. provided you have a typical driveway etc. Some other people do this, I've done it from time to time, so no big deal. So they can track it when I'm out driving, fine... but that get's rid of the drive by snap shots, like the guy complained about in the video. But i didn't start doing that for this reason. I just happened to do it anyway. And of course I could always change my mind later, if I no longer care about it. works for me. -- And another solution, now that I know they are using infra red, is I might get an infrared transmitter (cheap), to shine out of my driveway and blind their cams. People can say you have no expectation of privacy in your yard, fine, but also there is no law saying you can't shoot photons out of your yard the naked eye can't see, LOL. OR, move something behind your car, trash can, slap on something that looks accidental to obscure your tag (not while driving - only while the car is parked on your property), or park vehicles in front of others. Totally ruins that one idea of them picking up tags in driveways. Now elsewhere.. that's something else all together.. I'm thinking about working on something to ruin a drones ability to take pictures or possibly navigate if it gets very low and close to my house. Not out to mess up drones because they are cool, but just to those who want to get too close and hover the yard when they could fly elsewhere.

[@StanSwan]

eugenestoner Cops don't make law or decide what to enforce you idiot.

[@ybunnygurl]

I had this happen to my mom's car, and we have become aware that the police in my neighborhood now have it turned on 24/7 on a parked cruiser in our neighborhood after a cop came to ask why my mom was driving after dark when she's not allowed to. My mom got confused because she doesn't drive after dark she cat see. But I knew I had been driving her car; so I asked the cop what proof he had of my mom driving and he showed the photo from the plate scanner. You cant see who is driving so I said how do you know it was my Mom, it might have been my Dad or there neighbor who will drive my Mom to the supermarket after dark. It just made me mad and I kind of lost the little respect I had for that officer. He was basically just harassing my Senior Mom.

[@Wafaloo]

What do you mean she’s not allowed to drive after dark? Who said, and how does he know that?

[@rustypotatos]

@@Wafaloosometimes it’s a vision thing like preclicense test at dmv for vision

[@Mom_sBasement]

Been stopped twice for a “glitch” in the system.

[@michaeljennings5860]

Honest police don't abuse their position ONLY THE CORRUPT OR WHAT I CALL THE .fishing expedition ABUSERS

[@votehuss4833]

I keep hearing the "I'm a Non-criminal so it's ok with me." flaccid argument. So here goes,... If anyone else was doing this they would be called a Stalker. The same principles and right to privacy apply here. The fact our police intentionally create a blanket system, force us to use OUR taxes to pay for it, and then aggressively track and a record your movements means they already see you as a criminal. Their use of our money for this alone should piss you off! It creates a record of all your travels, locations, dates, times, etc. As a non-criminal is it any of their business what time you pick up your kid from school, leave for a midnight drive, or how many times you hit the drive-through for a milkshake? I'm a "Non-criminal" too, but I don't want YOU, my fellow American, to advocate or condone someone tracking my travels. Should this become the normal trend I might next demand and accept GPS chips and bar codes be forced unto your children's' bodies,...just so a non-criminal like me can feel safe.

[@richardprice5978]

this mite be why i have heard someone getting pull over more than 3 times and still being safe on the same place in road aka no reason for a traffic stop

[@CharlesWilson-oz8ys]

Jacob Taylor that's what you think....but I guarantee if that even comes to existence, Americans won't tolerate it and someone will start a riot and cop killings will be the norm

[@mrdave2112]

Charles, Americans will tolerate it and the ones that don't will be exterminated quickly.

[@johnbeer5242]

Vote Huss 😓✊👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👍👍

[@johnbeer5242]

Circuit Breaker no !

[@aridavid776]

Why do cops overreact to stolen vehicles? ITS A PROPERTY CRIME! I used to look after my grandfather w/ dementia and I went to pick up his meds in his car(which he can't drive anymore,obviously) and he forgot I left 2mins ago and called 911 to say his car was stolen. I walk out of CVS w/ HIS meds and a swarm of cops take me down,take his meds,I have at least 5 guns drawn on me while I'm laying on over 100 degree asphalt!!! I had a foot on my lower back and these Keystone Cops are laughing while I'm spread eagle, guns aimed at me and threatened, saying if I move I'm a dead man!!! Oh, I'm WHITE too! After 20mins on the ground,I was grabbed and pulled up(yep, they cuffed me) and wouldn't listen to a word I said. It was my paternal grandfather so we shared the same last name, I told the cops to ask the pharmacist and he'll explain who I am,I'm 51yrs old also,I'm not a youngster and I always respected law officers but NO MORE!!!! After 80mins of wondering if A) I'm going to get killed B) going to get a beating C) go to jail D) humiliated and many other things including being embarrassed when friends and neighbors saw me, I was finally uncuffed and "allowed" to go home. AGAIN A STOLEN CAR IS A PROPERTY CRIME 90% of the time AND SHOULD BE TREATED LIKE ONE. THE HISTRIONICS OF THESE COPS MUST OF THOUGHT I WAS PUBLIC ENEMY #1. So you can be white and middle aged without ever committing a crime and at the very least be cuffed and detained or at worse being shot and killed over a misunderstanding.

[@carlspackler91]

"Allows us to keep you safe" Uh huh....

[@justinjacobson794]

Yeah right lololol.

[@maggiegamboa9855]

Oh my gosh they're invading privacy 😱

[@markm5108]

Let me ask. Have we seen a reduction of crime? Also if police know where the criminals are please go arrest them.

[@brokenjawtheory]

Normal day, checking the parking lot of a motel looking for suspicious activity, Lieutenant: “ That’s my wife’s car !!!”

[@justinjacobson794]

Lol,Where is the leutenant?lollol.

[@justinjacobson794]

He is probably the suspicious one lolololol.

[@freakyflow]

Odd the same year this came out in my area Was the same year the fine for driving without INS, Was raised from $1,000 to $5,000 your first time The police cars use to sit the bottom of a bridge on the highway Catching people going to work

[@freakyflow]

@Mike Fernandez Cops Courts and Government bleed you dry Why else do you think the court system for traffic tickets only have the same hours as the avg worker ..8Am to 430pm They know ether you will have to take the day off work and miss that amount of pay or Pay the traffic ticket Guilty or not. Should it not be fair and if your found not guilty be forwarded that amount of money to cover your cost to come to court out? I would even make a law that states any officer that grossly abuses the law he or she set should pay the fine impossed to the victim

[@ganymeade5151]

They are like Hawks.

[@donw3861]

Which state is that? Also in Calif without insurance you cannot sue or be the plaintiff in any accident.

[@freakyflow]

@@donw3861 Ontario Canada diffrent laws. But even the States have diffrent ones state to state Overall The cops should not have your car scanned and kepted on file for others to view at will ...Easy way for others to track your movements even if your not doing a crime

[@evilpimp2475]

Everytime i see a cop with one of these devices i just stay far away from it because I'm a criminal

[@42luke93]

Evilpimp Pretty much anyone yeah.

[@angellg25]

"Smart, good, policing" 🤣🤣🤣🤣 thats an oxymoron!

[@GeorgePrice003]

This is wrong.....They have no right snooping without probable cause....

[@ryankirkpatrick49]

George Price You're on public roads, using a license that is a priviledge. They do not need probable cause to run plates THEY issued to you to drive on public roads. There's nothing immoral about wanting carjackers to get caught.

[@mafiahalo93]

using a license is not a privilege it a right. do you need a license to ride a horse on the road no then same shit for cars P.S when automobile first came out you did not need nor required a driver license. and George can do what im going to do with my car is have a license plate flipper so good luck getting info on my car when it on private property. and yea i could drive with it still covering too with the risk of a fix-it ticket that i would just wipe my ass with and hand it to the judge lol here your shitty fix it ticket.

[@richardturner6981]

mafiahalo93: Just back your car in, that way they can't drive past your house and get your license plate number unless you live in a state that has front and rear plates.

[@mafiahalo93]

well in california if ur caught driving without front plate it a 50$ fix it ticket (which i have gotten lol tried to see how long id could go before id get pulled for it lol) but at the same time u will see a lot of drivers here with no front plates so it really only enforced if the cops have nothing to pin on you

[@tankbrown447]

Petition for the police to have these banned from being used against citizens

[@tomatosoupwoo]

Tank Brown, we only track you if we have a spy warrant to track you. Or you have a search warrant. We check your records now and then for warrants. We check your car for flags. It’s not tracking.

[@mtlongwalker8293]

2019. With the Real ID face recognition BIG brother is here. The public has agreed to give up our rights for supposed security. We are one generation from dictatorship.

[@42luke93]

MT Long walker Ikr. I’m not getting another iphone once my 6s breaks down. Since they have face id.

[@shadowofpain8144]

Amerika wish we could get our country back but once you lose it you never can.

[@h3ll0_2]

I can see this being abused by some law enforcement officers for personal use.

[@dreoneful]

I love how technology has move humanity foward but we are all paying the price with our privacy

[@RiGGyS86]

wake up people

[@StanSwan]

RiGGyS86 I am awake. This is simply enforcing the laws people voted for. Stop being an idiot.

[@TwanVRr39O]

They took a picture of the mans car in his driveway 😂😭 yeah this is crazy

[@MC-yb5le]

Not sure if the Officer said, but the Technology can search 7 plates at once while driving. I heard that years ago, Police can probably do 100's of plates now with more powerful computers and LTE, especially with 5G. Criminals are screwed, Criminals broke into Gun stores recently, they did a great at hiding their skin and faces. But one wore shorts and Police May no part of the Licencse plates, Police do know what kind of car. Those 6 boys are going to prison sooner then later, you don't steal guns from stores imo.

[@michaelwaninger3155]

They showed you one of the cameras is on the passenger side which takes pictures in everyone 's driveway.

THIS IS WRONG NO LICENSE IS REQUIRED PURSUANT TO THE US CONSTITUTION

[@nonenone4078]

@Ezekiel 25:17 you are a fool

[@rmarley2100]

Yes that's bullshit, I always knew they had a computer inside the car. But I was unaware of those plate scanners on top of their damn cars..... I don't even like walking past the cops, because it's like you always on some camera with them.

[@patricklee2668]

These people should be doing something better like solving world hunger and homelessness.

[@clint_tt1664]

Start riding bicycles

[@danieldavis7085]

Clint many states require a Bicycle to be "registered" and a bicycle is a "vehicle" under most state law

[@sgtcobyboat5669]

I was just about to say the same thing. Lol until you are asked to get plates for your bicycle 😄

[@josemontouy9869]

They will reg that too , best thing is to grab our balls and take it to the courts.

[@josemontouy9869]

Wrong comment sectio

[@stripervince1]

Clint_tt 1 then they'll get you with facial recognition

[@jasonxxxkillsgerms4907]

I don't have any criminal record, So why should i have to be watched like a criminal. What if i want run out to my car in my underwear to get something. My privacy means everything to me.

[@jeffbray5891]

Then I guess you shouldn't go out at all. EVERYWHERE there are cameras. People's homes have them pointed on the street, stores have them inside and outside. Where can you go that isn't on camera?

[@inez879]

No dude, go out as gross as possible, always be picking your nose and being gross to the point they go Eww, we're going to stop watching him 😆

[@quattro4468]

Jeff Bray Didnt know my neighbors sent tinestamps and geo locations to server famrs for storage. Or the fact that a politucal rival who is buddy with a police chief can grab the data to know if the opposing rivals has any dirt.

[@kropking]

If your privacy is everything to you, you wouldn't run out to your car in your underwear in the first place, Einstein.

[@flanker0761]

Most Hated yea, I was thinking the exact same thing 🧐

[@bumbleberryshortcake6099]

I hate that this is normalized. The younger generation will grow up thinking that privacy is not to be expected from anyone.

[@hus390]

What privacy do you expect in public streets??

[@theundefeated6645]

Their software needs to be hacked so that it can see every car as a stolen vehicle.

[@UncleAaron2007]

So that YOUR car will look like a stolen vehicle.

[@theundefeated6645]

Goober_KZbinr ... exactly obviously they will detain me for wrong information and later find out that my car is not stolen, their machine is fucked up that is when l can sue them good money😂😂😂😂😂

[@SporkPlays212]

The Undefeated that’s not how any of this works

[@maggiegamboa9855]

I believe in a car stolen the victim will call the police 🤔

[@SinnerSince1962]

"With technology and smart, good policing, it allows us to keep out public spied on... Uh, safe." We have have finally lost the war for privacy, folks.

[@ganymeade5151]

Not if we know how to effectively fight back.

[@brianhanlon9602]

I fail to see how this is a loss of privacy. If you're vehicle is out in plain sight anywhere you go how is that private?

[@michaellovell2518]

Some of the same people who are crying about privacy and over reach by law enforcement will call 911 to report "suspicious activity" if they see a poor person walking near their homes. Hypocrites want police to "profile" and harass innocent people, just not them...

[@RubberChicken10000]

These people have no problem entering their phone numbers and date of birth into whatever website or social media account asks for it but go apeshit over an already publicly displayed license plate being photographed.

[@2CHACHOUU]

HEY PIGGG,it it,s your job

[@2CHACHOUU]

there personal,FKING PIGGGGGGG.

[@forsterl.stewart414]

Michael Lovell I don't need to call the 911 for help that's for liberal wimps...I'm locked cocked and loaded. BANG BANG BAD GUYS.

[@sherylchacon3442]

That's true. A cop caller is a cop caller

[@weRfreAkZ]

What about Facebook selling all personal information

[@rogergeyer9851]

Tess, at least with that, you can choose not to join. As soon as I found out they were repeatedly messing with peoples' profiles to increase profits, I refused to go anywhere near them many years ago. Of course, young people thought I was crazy. Now it turns out all of social media is tending to behave badly re privacy. But where you don't even get any choice, just trying to live your life (drive down your street, for example), keeping that stuff on file without limit is just ridiculous.

[@ELCLAVE300]

Where do you think all this information ends up? It's sold to the tech companies like Facebook so they can still find ways to market to you even of you don't have an account.

[@CarsSimplified]

Try deleting your government account!

[@yomomma4365]

And Google

[@rkp2215]

sit n spin for the win and AMAZON.

[@00Pottus00]

Driving is a privilege not a right! Your vehicle has no privacy rights.

[@stevenhorsefield2909]

We need a device to combat this by covering our plates when parked.

[@motortoys9942]

There is one

[@dustincombs622]

It's called Paper, a Rag, Towels, cardboard, a Sign, metal sheet, plate covers that you can buy at auto parts stores..

[@MC-yb5le]

@@motortoys9942 Obvious to me and the Police the funny plate may show one is playing a game with the plate visuals for a reason, probably to confuse Tollway carmera's I my guess. When I see a plate cover blurring the Numbers and Letters on the plate at different angles shows me you are a player and probably a criminal. I would watch the car, I had many neighbors with the plate blur on 3 cars. They all were criminals, then disappeared after police exposed their ignorant ways, hopefully they are back to their own state of confusion. You all are worried, The Criminals Should Be worried.

[@motortoys9942]

@@MC-yb5le funny part is I have nothing blurring my plate 😂😂

[@MC-yb5le]

@@motortoys9942 I was just making my point, I have no idea what you are doing. I should write where you don't believe I am personally attacking you, I wasn't. I see these plates rarely, but when I do they are red flags.

[@refugiorod]

We're living inside a computer world. The computers are in control. We're becoming the ants.

[@dragonfighter01]

This is clearly a validation of our 4 amendment.

[@410kane]

they can catch your car at another woman's house. lol

[@johnbeer5242]

Mercedes Mob hahah😂 or if it's a woman at another guys house hahahah😂

[@snap-off5383]

Holy cats, you're right men and women can do public information requests on their spouse's vehicle and see where they've triggered snaps!

[@KC9UDX]

Snap-off and if they're dastardly enough, they can drive your car somewhere that implicates you in a crime and then search the database for your car being in the area.

[@gk10002000]

or at the massage parlor, the casino, the liquor store, you name it. The courts seem to think that just because you are outside you have no right to privacy. bull shit

[@KC9UDX]

gk10002000 unfortunately these are the people who really rule this once free land

[@bestboy138]

I’ve been driving for over two years with a suspended license, no inspection , no registration and no insurance so I’m winning.

[@richardplaton8151]

Its only a matter of time. Probably waiting on you to make a false move to move in and break you hard

[@michaelwaninger3155]

Have an accident and you lose big when get the hospital bill.

[@johnwick-ii6il]

Driving is a privilege, when you sign your drivers license you surrender some of your civil liberties and rights. The police can interact differently with you when you are driving. And if you dont like it then you are free to walk. The police know how to use the extra liberties they are provided when you decide to drive. These liberties have allowed them catch untold thousands of dangerous criminals and also find hundreds of missing exploited children. Not to mention the millions of traffic and vehicle code infractions. The entire process is voluntary, if you dont break laws then you dont have to worry. But people still make every excuse to blame someone else for their own actions.

[@kungfew8432]

Oh I am so shocked the cops are "embracing" the tech wholeheartedly! As if the government ever says no that's too much power to have!

[@RubberChicken10000]

kung Few yeah how dare they take a picture of a publicly displayed item

[@kungfew8432]

Rubber Chicken What part of reasonable SEARCH and seizure don't you get? The 4th amendment protects from spying Wich this clearly is no matter how you dress it up.

[@RubberChicken10000]

They aren't gaining any personal information from a license plate. They already know where you live and what you drive from your vehicle registration so that can't be the problem here

[@kungfew8432]

Rubber Chicken Then why do it? This is obviously to covertly profile people and property and you should not do it, that's not the cops job!!!

[@RubberChicken10000]

kung Few how the hell do they profile people with a picture of a license plate

[@imacenurface]

How many of them are tracking there wife and kids???

[@lyhaikudai3]

They stolen your human right of privacy

[@leonardhosard6302]

Or COMPLETELY INVADE WHAT LITTLE PRIVACY YOU HAVE LEFT!!

[@phill8395]

What if someone else is driving your car? They're going to place you at the site of a crime even though you weren't physically and visibly there? Just as long as your car is? Is this the same technology or is it different from the one cops use when they follow you from behind? Had this happened to me a few times. It was creepy and I felt stalked. I was never pulled over but they were following me for no reason.

[@jonc2914]

Guilty until proven innocent

[@Sense_IsCommon]

“To protect and serve... our pockets”

[@swagonwheels]

I can understand the comment "If you have nothing to hide, there shouldn't be any problem" and I always agreed with that until I became the victim of a multi million dollar insurance scam here in Australia, until a group of corrupt Police officers did all in their power to have me found guilty some traffic offences they needed to provide for their criminal associates in order for them to claim I was responsible for alleged damages they were criminally trying to claim from me. Five attempts to charge me with a range of traffic offences were made by the corrupt Police Officer's as they corruptly aided and abetted their criminal friends, on each occasion I was able to have those offences withdrawn, discontinued or dismissed, and after 10 months of attempting to intimidate me, I also had the Insurance companies claim for damages discontinued. This matter stole a total of two years from my life and involved six court appearances before I managed to have all claims and charges dismissed. Interestingly, despite reporting all of this to Police, Police Integrity, Police Ethics and Standards, the Insurance companies investigators, several magistrates, and an army of Police Prosecutors, not a single thing has been done about this scam. So, should we be worried about the powers we in our innocence and ignorance believe we should accord our Police and various other authorities, you bet your bloody life we should. This is one very corrupt world where everything is abused, including the information collected by these camera's, but then the question begs, what's the alternative? I suggest you all learn to do what I did, learn how to fight back, it's a very long, drawn out process, where you will be intimidated by Police and their criminal associates, made to feel you do not have a chance in hell, but I have learned one very important thing, no matter how hopeless things may seem, "persistence will always win out over resistance", you just have to hang in there and never give up, and the truth will prevail.

[@l.i.7327]

swagonwheels i can't imagine what you went through very similar to targeted individuals when they get put in a list for revenge is called gangstalking

[@rkr894able]

Welcome to America *my friend*!😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@bathsheba9581]

Mostly they catch elderly folk who haven't paid their registration, usually due to financial hardship. They also catch people with unpaid tickets. Rarely. they get a stolen car and usually it is owned by a business. ALPR is incredibly dangerous and should be abolished permanently. The police are stopping more vehicles for minor matters and people are getting injured and killed by the cops. ALPR must be brought to an end.

[@kamenmeier9155]

you obviously didnt listen to the video. the reason this guy was concerned is because they got pictures of his children and he doesnt want those pictures disclosed especially since they took a picture of his car on his house thats an invasion of privacy

[@hugoja17]

2020 imagine all the info they have from us😳 where you work, where you been.

[@ganymeade5151]

@@juniper646 Yeah. Watch what you put on Google and Facebook.

[@ToeCutter0]

Oh, and there’s no such thing as “smart policing”. Prove me wrong.

[@noname-en4ig]

Sounds like a law suit is coming

[@CarsSimplified]

This is one of those things people will defend because "here are some examples of it being used for what I see as good" and always use that against the other side, privacy advocates, because they live the easy life and will never see how this technology can be used poorly.

[@peterharrald2024]

People do tbe wrong thing then eventually everyone pays the price. No such thing as freedom in modern society as the more wrong doing the more rules and regulations brought into place. Unfortunately things are a lot different to 60 years ago.

[@peterharrald2024]

@Mike Fernandez What a load of crap.

[@GenghisKen]

These are being used by Chicago Police. In my district alone, police have found 100+ stolen vehicles, in a year.

[@OneGETSwhatscomingtothem]

There is no expectation of privacy when one is in public. Period...

[@calvinmills8213]

Already got this in Texas.. this how they track down expired insurance or expired tag violations.

[@motortoys9942]

Just ride a 1000cc streetbike, no tag all balls haha

[@arman757]

People with expired tags and lapsed insurance belong in a cage for life!

[@arman757]

Cute cash grab scheme

[@terrylandess6072]

@@arman757 People forget being uninsured and in an accident makes you guilty regardless of actual fault. This forces those engaging in illegal activity to reconsider gambling on getting caught, and protects those whom ARE legal. I'm surprised at the amount of those posting as obvious offenders - apparently this IS needed. Never knew there were so many slackers.

[@Achilles_696]

one nice thing about living in FL is they don't require a front license plate.

[@kingbrutus1804]

This kinda creepy though like fr

[@adamzicar8648]

UK has been doing this for years

[@TheJackAttack142]

You don't need to wear a tinhat to know this system can quickly and easily be misused by our oh so helpful neighborhood officer. When an innocent person becomes a criminal or a fugitive caused by a system like this. Your privacy wont matter. Freedom isn't free and what they've shown is a walk in the opposite direction of our freedom. Think what you like this is my voiced opinion.

[@mikerilling6515]

They SHOULD BE INVESTIGATING POLITICIANS

[@matthewlogan4267]

They killed my dad and they are trying to set me up for murder

[@yalo848943]

privacy invasion🤔

[@BdeJJG]

Yanet López real shit.

[@BigRed2]

Jerry God yah because when driving in public you have an expectation of privacy? idiots

[@ILikeHotMoms1]

Yanet López The United States Court of Appeal noted that every court that has considered the issue of privacy in license plates has concluded that no such privacy exists. State v. Richter Commonwealth v. Starr Rhode Island v. Bjerke

[@BigRed2]

Yo Yah because you have an expectation of privacy when in public ? lol courts many times have ruled you don’t and have also ruled that driving is a prev not a right

[@UncleAaron2007]

Time for you to vote out Jerry Brown.

[@kimbailey422]

Violation of privacy. They need to incorporate this method with their body camera. Track their every move, & encounter w/ pedestrians.

[@dannyboy7155]

LAND OF THE FREE, home of the brave. (oh wait nevermind)

[@douglashoward4206]

land of the fee home of the slave. it shows beyond the shadow of doubt the police believe they own us and consider every one without a badge is a criminal till proven innocent.

[@dannyboy7155]

@@douglashoward4206 FACTS BROTHER !!

[@douglashoward4206]

@@dannyboy7155 the police are the real sovereign citizens the police complain about. they malign the sovereign people to cover for their crimes. kzbin.info/www/bejne/n5bHfqyVhKh2lZY

[@199331939]

Home of the cowards and home of the slaves

[@ganymeade5151]

The New Tyranny to Oppose