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return2ozma@lemmy.world to News@lemmy.world · 3 years ago

Los Angeles PD wants to remotely access 10,000 public and private security cameras

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return2ozma@lemmy.world to News@lemmy.world · 3 years ago
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LAPD is about to reveal a new tool for surveillance termed LAPD live. Following the approval of next year's budget, LAPD will be able to remotely access live footage from…
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    A plastic fork, a phone, a car part: why does the LAPD keep shooting people holding harmless objects?

    https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2024/mar/04/los-angeles-police-jason-maccani-death

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      What’s your point?

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        The point is there’s actual deputy gangs in LA. The cops are corrupt.

        In Scathing Report, Special Counsel Finds LA Sheriff Deputy Gangs Are A ‘Cancer’ On The Department

        https://laist.com/news/criminal-justice/special-counsel-report-la-sheriff-deputy-gangs-are-a-cancer-on-the-department

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          Yes, but what does this have to do with my comment?

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            Yeahbut yeahbut yeahbut.

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        That they’re doing a poor job of “trying to protect”. They’re the threat that people need protection from.

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          Really? What about gangbangers?

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            Did you miss the whole ‘gang members are cops’ thing in the article someone pasted to you? Weird, because they quoted a relevant sentence and you responded to it.

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              Gangs are the ones that justify cops’ existence, though. Without cops, gangs will just have their way with everyone like they do in Mexico and did in El Salvador.

              We experimented with not having cops in CHAZ and gangs started killing people very quickly.

              I’m going to block you by the way. You keep following me around and replying to all of my comments adnauseam with useless information. It’s very weird.

              Goodbye.

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                Following you around? What?

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                  Guy argues like a pigeon playing chess.

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                    Especially since you can look in this thread and see that I only replied to two of their comments. I guess three including the one after they said they were blocking me.

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            Ah yes, all the bangers down in the gangs… what will we do about the banging gangs…

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            https://lemmy.world/comment/8244331

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              Use your words.

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                Didn’t need to.

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                  Yes you did, but that’s fine if you don’t want to.

                  I don’t expect you to articulate your argument because you’re not confident in it.

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                    Here we go again, what’s your thoughts on gangs in the LAPD? Why was the comment earlier about them existing not part of the conversation? Why are gangs a concern when its not the cops?

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