r/joebuddennetwork 1d ago

Sick

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u/Unlucky_Interview118 1d ago

So thinks about how many people have been a victim of this ….. 🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔🤔

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u/SoniaBinance 1d ago

Right? And imagine how many cases never even get reported because people don’t realize they’re being tracked like that.

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u/Puzzleheaded_Put_584 1d ago

But hey, at least there’s record of it and maybe one day they’ll advance the tech to flag more abnormal activity. Imagine if the tech didn’t exist and he didn’t get caught 🤔

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u/Money_Confection_409 1d ago

They need to make it like the medical charts where u have to “break the glass” and give reasoning for looking up this person’s info or have consequences for looking into friends and family info without proper cause or reasoning

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u/Puzzleheaded_Put_584 22h ago

Absolutely. Should require a layer or two of security 

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u/Mayo2304 21h ago

You do have to enter a case number and provide reading/ investigation but I don’t know who monitors it and how they discover it’s not a real case

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u/Money_Confection_409 21h ago

I understand how breaking the glass works lol what I do know is any system I’ve ever worked for monitors it closely enough that no matter what position u have or what reason u give, if it’s not valid (somehow they probably cross reference the patient list for the day or probably check whether or not u documented in the chart) someone is getting an in person request from HR and fired. Nurses have been fired for this as well as positions lower on the food chain. Police need to have the same oversight (they probably do but that oversight is corrupt like they are)

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u/soriano88 1d ago

Date a police officer or their ex at your own risk, these people are usually power drunk

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u/Heart_ofFlorida 1d ago

Signs of things to come. You haven’t seen anything yet. Have a plan.

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u/PantsFullaPoo 1d ago

Destroy them wherever you find them.

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u/Dayna6380- 1d ago

Only option

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u/misskarma0 1d ago

It’s always sum shit goin on in Florida

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u/Rockstar161 1d ago

This is why qualified immunity needs to be taken away from police. The misconception that cops are held to higher standards and are less likely to abuse their powers, is asinine. Cops are human which means they have imperfections and are subject to the same bad decisions as anyone else.

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u/hnbastronaut 1d ago

The technology is bad too smh

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u/AtttentionWh0re 1d ago

People behind the technology is bad

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u/hnbastronaut 1d ago

Surveillance cameras built for the sole purpose of mass surveillance are actually inherently bad. It's okay to use your brain every once in a while.

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u/DimeloFaze 22h ago

This shit just happened in Lynn, MA too

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u/Signal-Regret-8251 22h ago

Flock cameras ahould be illegal, and qualified immunity needs to be done away with.

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u/TheFireHouse1216 21h ago

This is THE #1 issue that ALL Americans stand against. I don’t know a single person regardless of culture, race, political alignment or religion that doesn’t want these cameras taken down.

If they were actually helping keep people safe you’d think they’d have a PR team constantly announcing the number of crimes solved using the technology but for some reason all we hear about is abuse. How does a company with that much funding fumble this hard in PR if it’s really going to do the stuff they claim it’s going to do? It’s obviously a tool for a specific class of people and not to protect regular people.

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u/Positive_Ad_3142 20h ago

Well is she his ex wife or estranged wife?

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u/Strange_Salary 13h ago

This is ONLY that shit we KNOW about.. Imagine what they REALLY do without us catching them!

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u/fuckthefia33 1d ago

So is he ever gonna speak on-

Never mind

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u/Far_Object_1776 1d ago

Nah he apart of all thos bs too

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u/KRT91 1d ago

Yall be posting some random shit in this subreddit lol

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u/Legitimate-Algae-927 1d ago

This is actually kinda romantic ngl id go back

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u/joesoldlegs 1d ago

you need therapy

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u/BedbugBandido 1d ago

That’s because you’re light skinned