'Cop City' Plan Brings Surveillance to Area Neighborhoods
In a Nov. 7, 2021 Community Stakeholder Advisory Committee meeting, the Atlanta Police Foundation revealed that the 'Cop City' plan includes installing a swarm of 'Flock' spy devices throughout the local community:
You can view the whole recording of the 11/07/21 Zoom meeting of the Atlanta Public Safety Training Center Community Stakeholder Advisory Committee here: https://youtu.be/ipapFHGTn14
[h/t Atlanta Community Press Collective]
In the above clip, comments by Marshall Freeman of Atlanta Police Foundation & Committee Chair Alison Clark imply that data from Flock License Plate Readers (LPRs) owned by the Foundation would be shared directly w Homeowners Associations.
(Alison Clark is President of the Boulder Walk Homeowners Association.)
The park plan, drafted privately over a year ago, was publicly announced this week by Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens.
Dickens seemed to spin the park as a new "compromise" to dodge the shame of the recent police killing of protester Manuel ‘Tortuguita’ Terán at the proposed site: https://unicornriot.ninja/2023/city-of-atlanta-and-dekalb-county-announce-agreement-amidst-growing-opposition-to-cop-city/
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