Law Enforcement

Police AI Drones Take the Surveillance State Airborne

From “thenewamerican.com” Police departments across the country are deploying autonomous drones that can launch from rooftops, fly beyond visual range, track vehicles, and transmit live video directly to police command centers. Increasingly, artificial intelligence helps analyze those feeds, flag objects, and connect aerial surveillance with other police data. Federal funding is helping speed the buildout.

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“We Have Cameras Everywhere In That Town”: The Rising Epidemic Of Flock Camera False Arrests

From “The Free Thought Project” All these wrongful arrests based on faulty Flock camera evidence is another illustration of the way people are making themselves dumber by outsourcing their thinking to machines.Today in dystopia, police have been wrongfully arresting people based on faulty information from AI-assisted Flock surveillance footage instead of actually investigating the evidence

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The Gloves Are Off: ICE, Electric Shock Weapons and Secret Police

This article was originally published by John W. Whitehead at The Rutherford Institution It has been republished with permission from the author. Please contact the author directly for republishing information. “Electric shock has long been a common method of inflicting torture or other forms of ill-treatment worldwide. While electric shocks are sometimes inflicted using makeshift equipment—for instance,

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Appeals Court Upholds Right To Film Police—but Grants Immunity to Cops Who Arrested a Connecticut Videographer

From “The Free Thought Project” The 2nd Circuit is the latest federal circuit court to find a First Amendment right to record the police. The U.S. Court of Appeals for the 2nd Circuit issued a landmark ruling Monday that a Connecticut man had a First Amendment right to film a police station from a public sidewalk, but

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She Spent 7 Months in Legal Hell After Cops Used Flock Surveillance To Identify the Wrong Car

From “reason.com” From wrongful arrests to officers stalking exes, license plate cameras keep exposing police failures. On October 4, 2025, Joaquin Deno attended his granddaughter’s birthday party in Sanford, Florida. At the end of the night, he headed to his daughter’s house. Eight miles down Interstate 4, a speeding car swerved across multiple lanes at over 100

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