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How many people have seen a police program that's being used called Palunteer? It is in your police officer's car on your police officer's computer. So, while you've got the person pulled over, you can start to drill down on this person. It's not just like a DMV photo and an NCIC anymore.
You can see all their bank accounts, the balance in their bank accounts, the last times they declared cash somewhere. You can see every time they hit a Flock camera anywhere in the country. Flock is a giant national traffic monitoring system that is basically everywhere now and they're taking photographs at every intersection all day and it's using AI to like read license plates and put identities of people places and it's just keeping all that data like all of it.
That's what they've got in their car right now and we're not getting that in discovery. We're not able to confront it and we're not able to use it as Brady evidence. We've got Fourth Amendment issues galore obviously. I didn't realize how prevalent it was. There has never been a surveillance program in the history of the United States that was not used brutally and in a corrupt fashion. And now we have the biggest surveillance system that we've ever.