His Name Was Seth Rich

[TheReal_ND]

1. Seth Rich was murdered by robbers who forgot to take anything from him
2. Seth Rich was murdered because he suspected Bernie was being cheated by the DNC.
3. Seth Rich coincindentally died and the Clinton Clan had nothing to do with.

Take your pick

Police were alerted to gunfire at 4:20 a.m. by an automated gunfire locator.Within approximately one minute after the gun shots, police officers found Rich with multiple gunshot wounds, in a conscious and breathing state. He was transported to a nearby hospital, where he later died.

Hm... wonder why would a robber decide instantantly flee the scene without going through the pockets of your victim?

And wouldn't the Hillary's illuminati-assassins take the wallet to make it look as a robbery gone wrong???

Yeah, take your pick...

But no one saw anything? No physical evidence? How does a botched robbery become the perfect murder?

There is cc footage of it. I was posting about it somewhere... I think maybe in the fake news thread hang on

[Speaker to Animals]

A thought occurred to me for a contract idea..

What if a city had little airship drones that could basically stay up in the air for days at a time with sensors that would detect a gunshot and automatically target the area with surveillance footage?

Would that be a fourth amendment violation even in a neighborhood if the cameras only run when it detects a gunshot?

[Martin Hash]

A thought occurred to me for a contract idea..

What if a city had little airship drones that could basically stay up in the air for days at a time with sensors that would detect a gunshot and automatically target the area with surveillance footage?

Would that be a fourth amendment violation even in a neighborhood if the cameras only run when it detects a gunshot?

We lost the Forth by not exercising it.

[Speaker to Animals]

A thought occurred to me for a contract idea..

What if a city had little airship drones that could basically stay up in the air for days at a time with sensors that would detect a gunshot and automatically target the area with surveillance footage?

Would that be a fourth amendment violation even in a neighborhood if the cameras only run when it detects a gunshot?

We lost the Forth by not exercising it.

I am curious if that would pass legal challenges. It's not that difficult to design something like that. It would be trivial to make a prototype and patent it.

[TheReal_ND]

https://www.epa.gov/sites/production/fi ... ns-bio.pdf

Just going to put this right here.

Capital Shield
CCTV
Kastle Systems
Checkvideo

Where is the footage?




brother married to palimeri?

http://archive.is/yhHtW


Foia / 17 page policy
https://iapp.org/news/a/shes-not-a-cop- ... their-cpo/

Foia slow
http://www.dcogc.org/content/body-camer ... elists-say

More on panel
http://www.newseuminstitute.org/2015/09 ... ntability/

Redactions
https://www.questia.com/magazine/1P3-41 ... -mixed-bag

Reorg aug 2016
+datacenter 500k
http://dccouncil.us/files/user_uploads/ ... s/1200.pdf

Dhs privacy office
https://www.dhs.gov/xlibrary/assets/pri ... 110309.pdf

Iapp board
https://iapp.org/about/board/education-advisory-board/

http://maptothefuture.com/body-worn-cam ... nopticism/

MPD public/Private partnership
https://mpdc.dc.gov/page/closed-circuit ... r-business

"It's the first thing we look for"
http://m.washingtontimes.com/news/2013/ ... fighting-/

Erroneous. Kastle systems which is a partner of Capital Shield bought Checkvideo. See tech here:

https://twitter.com/checkvideo/status/8 ... 9698908163

See appendixes A here

http://dccouncil.us/files/user_uploads/ ... _Part6.pdf


https://iapp.org/news/a/shes-not-a-cop- ... their-cpo/

and FTA: "...and she made the job up."







https://www.rcfp.org/bodycams

[Martin Hash]

A thought occurred to me for a contract idea..

What if a city had little airship drones that could basically stay up in the air for days at a time with sensors that would detect a gunshot and automatically target the area with surveillance footage?

Would that be a fourth amendment violation even in a neighborhood if the cameras only run when it detects a gunshot?

We lost the Forth by not exercising it.

I am curious if that would pass legal challenges. It's not that difficult to design something like that. It would be trivial to make a prototype and patent it.

Surveillance of a public place, sure, it would pass muster. It's cops getting personal information off our computers that totally crossed the line.

p.s. There's an interesting case of cops looking through people's walls with infrared cameras (for real, man) that got crushed in The Courts.

[TheReal_ND]

Basicaly tldr iirc: they did obtain footage and police claimed they saw figures but it was a bad shot and never released it to anybody. Some autists started digging into the ownership of the CCTV companies and found shady connections and were either attempting to retrieve the footage themselves and/or find legal precedents

[Speaker to Animals]

What do you think are the odds of being able to sell that to a city government like Chicago if you could sell them for under $1000 per unit and the control center could be run on relatively cheap hardware?

[TheReal_ND]

Iirc shop owners are offered them for free in many cases. I can't remember what the deal is, like there is a way for shop owners to even subsidize them or something. Trying to sell it to a city like Chicago? Yeah it could work if they wanted to do a hard right on the crime problem like New York did and perhaps even start enforcing stop and frisk like New York did. I doubt they have the heart for that though.

[Speaker to Animals]

Basically you'd need to build little airship platforms that could autonomously hover around high-crime areas (at high enough altitude to not bother anybody). They need sensors that listen for gun shots. As long as you have more than three, you'd probably be able to locate the position of the gunshot pretty fast. They could instantly train cameras on the location. Ideally the cameras would have IR for nighttime surveillance and also the ability to read license plates and take decent shots of faces. As soon as this happens they would alert the servers. The servers would alert dispatch. Dispatch could send officers to that location. If their squad cars have the ability, you might even be able to forward images of the suspects directly to the car as well as real-time footage of the scene.

That's just some kind of sensor that listens for gunshots, a microcontroller, and little airship drone to mount this stuff on, and a wireless connection (i.e. 4G). Really, you could do most of the processing at the server level.