Isn't it obvious?
reply> License plate is reported to police associated with a crime.
> Cop looks up plate number
> Flock Camera shows general status and location of that license plate.
> Cops find the car involved with the crime, preventing further criminality.
So they're useless for crimes not involving a reported license plate? Sounds like a pretty worthless marginal gain. The Chinese have done it better since their mass surveillance apparatus isn't contingent on reported license plates, or even the involvement of a vehicle. Start a fight on the street and they'll find you. Is America really this incompetent that they can't match a 10+ year old system?
replyNo, that's just one of the things you can search on.
replySo what you're saying is that I can report your[1] car as being associated with a crime, and the police will show up wherever you and/or your car is and treat you like a criminal?
replyI love this for you!
[1] the literal you, as well as the figurative
No, the comment is not saying that. You appear to have invented it.
replyIf you think there's something wrong with my interpretation, then please explain what that is to me. I'm not seeing a problem with it.
reply(I may, in fact, be an idiot. Help me out here.)
We're policing future crime now?
replyI think they made a movie about that.
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