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Comment Re:The likleyhood that Congress will act? (Score 2) 155

Putting aside all of the other stuff surrounding this opinion...
The facts of it are false. Flock's contracts with the various companies/individuals purchasing their cameras are with that individual/company, and specifically state that the cameras belong to them. These customers can be private individuals and HOAs, are businesses like Home Depot and Lowes, and local governments. None of these are contracted to the Fed. Flock Safety collects the data and will share it with the government, but the cameras are not contracted with the Fed.
In addition, destruction of federal surveillance cameras is a federal crime under 18 U.S.C. 1361 (destruction of government property), that exceeds $100 of damage, is punishable by up to 10 years in prison, up to $250,000 in fines, or both.If less than $100, then up to one year and/or $100,000. If the destruction aims to obstruct a federal investigation, penalties can reach 20 years. Not death, and no specification about supermax prisons.

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