Have police searched my car with Flock cameras?
data.usatoday.com
Tool showing Flock searches on license plates run by local law enforcement.

I now know I am OFFICIALLY on some sort of watchlist! Yippee!

The list is supposedly not exhaustive, but I recommend everyone to search your plate to see if you’ve been tracked. I worry for the safety of the women who have been searched more than 50 times by the same user.

  • kibblebits@quokk.auEnglish
    11·
    10 days ago

    I’m not lashing out, yes it’s funny that I mistook took it for Michigan.

    I’m still waiting for that photo, liar.

    • iluvlamp37@lemmy.zipOP
      1·
      10 days ago

      I know I should stop replying but I know you’re getting mad/embarrassed so I’ll keep going. OK, say it’s not my plate, I picked it from a random car in the parking lot. Who owns it? Just gimme their first name.

      • kibblebits@quokk.auEnglish
        11·
        10 days ago

        Sweetie, why would I be embarrassed? You’re the one lying in public. I would be more than happy to go back to where I tell you who you are based on your license plate.

        Thank you for admitting, somewhat, that you did lie and that that was not your plate.

        If you think it would be appropriate to put someone else’s license plate on the Internet in a conversation where a person is saying they can identify them, then sure, show me your neighbor’s license plate.

        Or, just admit that you’re too scared to give your real plate because you know there’s actually a chance I can tell you the information.

        • iluvlamp37@lemmy.zipOP
          1·
          10 days ago

          You know that if I took a picture of it you could be saying the same exact thing, that there’s no proof I own it and I just took a picture of a car in a parking lot.

          Please keep going and let me point out more holes in your logic