#bigbrother — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #bigbrother, aggregated by home.social.
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Wow, some Flock related Craziness in Illinois...
"...Village officials accepted the three resignations on Aug. 21 without offering an explanation, but ... and ... are named as respondents in an emergency order of protection and stalking/no-contact order filed Aug. 28 in Peoria County.
Mayor Fred Lang previously said the resignations had nothing to do with the first-degree murder charges filed in July against another ex-Creve Coeur police officer...
Court documents obtained by WCBU also allege ...used the village's Flock license plate cameras to keep tabs on his ex-wife, who is seeking the orders of protection, while he was police chief. ... is also accused of ordering other officers to track her....
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Ooh, I missed this.
Pflugerville City Council denies new agreement with Flock Safety
"...PFLUGERVILLE, Texas — Pflugerville city leaders cut ties with Flock in Tuesday's council meeting following the discovery that nearly 380 unauthorized agencies had access to Pflugerville’s Flock system and residents’ personal information....."
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Wow, 2 for one in Massachusetts...
Police chief recommends termination of 2 officers found to use Flock to track romantic partners
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Interesting... someone is tallying abuse of ALPRs
The IJ Database of ALPR Abuse
The Institute for Justice has cataloged more than 200 incidents of ALPR abuse, including romantic stalking, wrongful stops and detentions, non-law enforcement use, and other types of misconduct.
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10 News (NBC, TN): Flock removes 133 license plate readers across Knox County
https://www.yahoo.com/news/politics/articles/flock-removes-133-license-plate-023952128.html
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Wisconsin police chief threatens background checks on Flock critics (Aug 25, 2026)
During a July city council meeting, Chetek Police Chief Ron Ambrozaitis slammed critics of the city’s Flock cameras, saying, “I ought to do background checks on half the people that make comments.”
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NBC 4 Washington: Arlington to stop using Flock cameras after public outcry
The 41 Flock Safety cameras currently in use around public areas of Arlington will be removed within 14 business days of the decision, the county said.
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Big Brother housemate tells co-star with prosthetics she’s ‘scared of people with no limbs’
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Big Brother fans 'in tears' as Frankie Taber says he felt 'shame' for being bisexual