Flock creates criminal case files on every person it scans
8-24-26
https://xcancel.com/Hannibal9972485
https://www.wired.com/story/flock-s
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| Open up, grandma! Flock says you robbed 4 banks today. |
To get away with it, Flock guideline manuals expressly tell LEO to LIE about Flock being used against them. See below.
Flock is a CIA dream come true, as intel agencies run the nationwide gang stalking programs in every country.
As previously revealed, Flock was designed as a digital weapon against people. Not LPR, the cover story. It does that, too. But, Flock inside. Even now, the villains at Palantir are other agencies, like the FBI, are using flock created case files as an investigative report by detectives. In this case, demonAI.
You all were warned this is what Flock is REALLY ABOUT. Framing you, and ending your unwanted world. The cops and the Feds never double check the data, they act on it as though two to four detectives just spent a week looking at you.
The math is simple to understand. Flock takes everything in existence tied to your reality, including medical, RX, driving, possessions, surveillance footage, over anywhere Flock can grab it, then it runs it against ANY law, no matter how thin in relation to you watering your lawn, to create arrestable offenses for LEO to act upon. Which as proved already by many videos, they are already doing. Arresting innocent people, and even declaring no one can do anything that they do not know about. You saw the videos. I put them up here; this summer too.
stores,
playgrounds,
school rooms,
pointed into people's homes and windows,
Activates on sound or motion or presence of ultra violoet mark of the beast,
and many other things.
except in jewish neighborhoods, anywhere.
Why is it only white people getting framed...so far. No thugs, no carjackers, no rapists. Just whites being falsely accused of crimes Flock made up against them and the FEDs and LEO run with every time.
Government financial ties
Local and state contracts: Thousands of documented deals with police departments, sheriff’s offices, cities, counties, and other agencies across nearly all U.S. states (reports cite 5,000+ law enforcement agencies/communities and thousands of contracts). Examples include multi-million-dollar agreements for camera networks, subscriptions, installation, maintenance, and related services in places like Atlanta, Harris County (TX), Miami, Denver, Michigan State Police, Suffolk County (NY), Oklahoma City, and many others. Pricing is typically subscription-based (e.g., roughly $2,000–2,800+ per camera annually).
Federal involvement: It has received some federal contracts (e.g., a U.S. Department of the Interior / U.S. Park Police award for ALPR systems). Agencies can also use federal grants (such as Byrne JAG or other DOJ/COPS funding) to pay for Flock systems. Flock has assisted agencies in identifying such grants. 
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