Flock camera searches fell 95% after a dispatcher's misconduct was caught

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• $waltbosz 11 hours ago

  > Flock camera searches fall 95% in Highland Heights after dispatcher's misconduct caught

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  • $cobbzilla 11 hours ago

    This establishes a baseline. More evidence can adjust it, and we have one data point here, but I'm going for it:

    *Absent meaningful regulations, 95% of Flock searches are illegal.*

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    • $y1n0 10 hours ago

      Improper for sure. Illegal? maybe. It should be at least.

• $someothherguyy 9 hours ago

  yahoo news link with the same content

  https://www.yahoo.com/news/us/articles/flock-camera-searches...

• $spottedmarley 5 hours ago

  95% is still 5% short

• $x______________ 12 hours ago

  Broken link, redirects to a YouTube channel.

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  • $CaliforniaKarl 12 hours ago

    Not for me. I see the expected news article.

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    • $pmontra 10 hours ago

      I confirm that it redirects to YouTube. Some weird A/B testing or per region content selection?

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      • $rixed 9 hours ago

        I got "Access Denied" on my arm of that test.

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        • $cwillu 8 hours ago

          I got access denied, and then it worked after a refresh.

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          • $Melatonic 7 hours ago

            I got a "disable adblocker" popup from the Admiral system

      • $r721 6 hours ago

        I think that's how some US media outlets implement GDPR-related blocking for EU users.

• $Markoff 9 hours ago

  1. broken link, goes to YouTube channel

  2. clickbait headline (but maybe due to HN length limits?), they went down only in one location

  Flagged

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  • $ 9 hours ago
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