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    Ingenieur der US-Luftwaffe wegen Zersägen von Überwachungskameras angeklagt, erhält Tausende Dollar von Unterstützern im ganzen Land

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    2. Annonnymist on

      Trump wants to pardon 250 people today then this Air Force gentleman should also be pardoned

    3. shocontinental on

      It couldn’t have been him, he was with me the whole time . . . at church

    4. hambergeisha on

      Proud of our Airmen brothers and sisters. Thanks for taking the oath and keeping it.

    5. rollerfedora on

      I was going to just tell meth addicts that’s there’s gold, silver and copper in the cameras… but this is more interesting.

    6. binding_swamp on

      Rise up! Flock surveillance rollout is a bad development and will only get worse if people don’t push back.

    8. Lehk on

      Was he after the good and copper? Supposedly each one is worth hundreds in scrap value alone.

    9. pcpgivesmewings on

      I wonder if one of those handheld laser pointers would wreck the sensor in those? Im sure the brighter ones from aliexpress would destroy the sensor, but what about the normal low power ones?

    12. SyllabubLegitimate38 on

      God bless them air force engineers, engineer or multiple job title holders, idk them, who?

    19. TaosMesaRat on

      Jeffrey Sovern: *I appreciate everyone’s right to privacy, enshrined in the fourth amendment.*

      But is it enshrined there? This is the famous [penumbral right](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Penumbra_(law)) cited by Justice William O. Douglas in Griswold v. Connecticut. Since Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization, things are a lot murkier.

      This is to say I don’t think the status of penumbral right is enough. I think we need another amendment explicitly naming the right to privacy as such.

    21. anti-DHMO-activist on

      Flock is the enemy of the people and complicit with the fascists. Removing their toys is only the first step.

    23. lordmycal on

      The fun thing is you don’t have to destroy them — you can take these out with a 1 cent sticky note, a bit of duct tape covering the camera lens or just tagging them with spray paint. Sure, someone can remove it, but that’s expensive to dispatch technicians to do that.

    24. MasterK999 on

      What people should not do is aim laser pointers at the camera. That would damage the image sensor. Do not do that.

    28. Financial-Craft-1282 on

      When the judge asks him, „Why’d you do it, son?“

      He will say, „Just killin‘ time.“

      I used to think Cool Hand Luke was just an awesome dude who liked to vandalize things. Now, I finally understand his hidden rage.

    32. essieecks on

      When the fines are less than the ~~profit~~ donations, it’s just the cost of doing ~~business~~ the right thing.

    33. nalditopr on

      They are unsafe to traffic. The poles are cemented to the ground as opposed to having breakable screws.

    35. Reyalta on

      Just doing his job, protecting his country from threats both foreign and domestic. Good for him.

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