Are Private Companies Color Coding Your House For Law Enforcement?
By Amanda Warren
ActivistPost.com
Monday, July 13, 2015
People have this false idea of police incompetence. Just the opposite is true – in fact, as I keep saying, it is the training that directs their actions, not the lack thereof. In the last 15 years or so, law enforcement duties have coincided with militarized training, no-hesitation shooting tactics, other higher-up governmental departments and information/surveillance networks.
Funding for such surveillance networks and militarized equipment keeps pouring in despite the media finally being allowed to criticize it, but with no real demands for change.
Did you know that private companies are getting in on the action by providing state of the art surveillance technology to provide to law enforcement in real time?
How would you feel to know that you, and in particular, your home address had been painted with a broad stroke brush – a single color that could determine guilt by association?
One investigative writer asks – is this the modern version of the star of David on the door of Jewish people? Toledo, Ohio has been somewhat of a testing ground for surveillance and militarized police training. My information of “real time crime centers” first arrived after reading about Toledo’s new roll out of street cameras – a total infestation of surveillance.
The residents and business owners did not appreciate having cameras aimed at them, but the city went with it anyway. It goes like this: federal grants allow for local law enforcement to contract with private companies offering product lines to fight crime and watch for “pre-crime.” The companies encourage departments to get grants or get private funds to get the goods. These companies often offer 24-hour real time help remotely from a distance.
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