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Flock Cameras In Ozark · The Kevin Stone Podcast

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  creator is so accurate it is illegal in fourteen staxs.
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  Speaker 2: If you were listening to the Kevin Stone podcast broadcasting
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  to you from an unknown location. Who am I? I'm
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  a nobody. I just happen to have a camera and
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  a microphone and an Internet connection, which makes me a superstar.
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  I have beef antilotas in the oven. Yes, and you
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  made them? Or are they frozen? Well, they won't be
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  frozen in about thirty five minutes, all right. Do you
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  actually have any kind of expectation of privacy when you
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  are out and about on the road, when you are
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  out on a public roadway, do you have any expectations
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  of any kind of privacy? And I don't. I don't.
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  We'll just put it that way. I don't have any
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  expectations of privacy when I'm out in public. The only
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  places that I expect to have privacy are in public
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  restrooms or maybe a voter booth, but other than that,
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  I don't have any expectations. Now there's a lot of
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  talk about flock cameras here recently. I didn't until this week,
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  I didn't even know what a flock camera was, had
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  northy idea, never seen one, never cared to see one.
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  But after reading a Facebook post by a local person
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  who will remain anonymous because I have not spoken to them,
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  I now know that there are at least three flock
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  cameras in the city of Ozark, Arkansas. Now. Flock camera
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  is a device put up that has license plate recognition.
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  They can, and I hate to say the word, they
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  You know, your location can be pinpointed at any given
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  time if you pass by one of these flock cameras.
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  Now me personally, I have no fear of my government.
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  There are speculations and accusations about violations of the Fourth
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  Amendment in this situation. I'm not really sure why your
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  license plate is publicly displayed anyway. At any given time,
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  a police officer can run your plate and figure out
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  who you are. These flock cameras log your plates and
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  they can tell where you were at a specific time.
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  I don't see how this is any kind of illegal
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  search or seizure, because all it's doing is locating your
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  vehicle at a particular time. Whenever you passed by this camera.
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  You have to pass by the camera for it to
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  log down your license plate. It's not like it's a
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  drone that flies around in parking lots and looks. It's
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  at a specific location beside a roadway. At least the
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  three in ozark Are I'm not really sure why they
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  have them in the locations that they have them. There
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  is a way of getting from in town out of
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  town without passing by these cameras, So it's not like
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  it's a secure issue, a security issue, because you can
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  still sloop in and out without being noticed. But I
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  personally don't understand what the big hooplaw is. I mean, now,
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  I'm not saying that it's wrong to be concerned about
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  stuff like that. If these things bother you, and if
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  you are concerned about these things, then that is your right,
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  and you also have the right to question your local government,
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  your city government about why they have them. But me personally,
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  I'm just not really it doesn't bother me. In other word, Okay, fine,
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  they know I went down Highway sixty four at this
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  certain date, at this certain time. Big deal. I'm not
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  out doing anything wrong. I'm not out doing anything that
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  I don't want the government to know I wasn't doing
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  or was doing or wasn't doing, or however that's supposed
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  to be said. But I do know that there's a
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  big hooplaw about it. Not really sure why, but yes,
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  there are three flock cameras in the city of Ozark.
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  Now why would they call them flock cameras? That just
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  kind of peaues my curiosity. Makes me feel like they
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  think I'm sheep by anyway, what is your concerns, ideas,
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  or do you even have any about the flock cameras?
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  Feel free to comment. Just understand that you have the
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  right to have problems with them, and you also have
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  the right not to have problems with them. If you
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  have a problem and you want to comment, please leave
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  it to the fact that you have a problem and
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  don't attack somebody else for what they believe. There you
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