Dave Maass   @ IACP

@maassive

Muckraker/noisemaker for , w/eye on surveillance. Other journalism, fiction, FOIAs, photos on the side. ❤️audio drama, VR, terriers, altweeklies. viewsrmine

San Francisco, CA
Registrerte seg februar 2007
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    16. aug.

    I stand with, for, and as the press.

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    Angre
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    Dystopia, proudly brought to you by IBM

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    Angre
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    We’re excited for the next issue - “The End of Trust”. featuring many amazing writers and supported by , on topics close to our Initiative’s interests around distrust, mistrust and power.

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    6. okt.

    I keep looking at other people’s convention badges and noting to myself, “I FOIA’d you. And you. And you. Suing you.”

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    Angre
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    Orlando PD acknowledged at IACP panel that it left leeway in its drone policy to carry a weaponized payload, like Dallas PD did with its robot.

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    Angre
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    Orlando Police Department drone program manager tells IACP audience that monitoring peaceful protests with UAS will "destroy your program quickly."

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    Angre
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    Hennepin County Sheriff describes at IACP how officers are able to connect to their public safety network from their personal phones (!!!)

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    Angre
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    The new video floored me. Watch it now, then watch it again

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    Angre
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    5. okt.

    PACER needs reform, it’s always bothered me that these public records are behind a paywall.

    Can I repeat to anyone who cares or has any influence here. I hate PACER, the court look up system. It is so 20th century. Hard to imagine it is still in use.
    Vis denne tråden
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    Angre
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    6. okt.

    TIL if you don’t see uniformed police officers at your protest, it’s because they’re embedded in your protest in plainclothes. (Bloomington PD tactic)

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    Angre
  12. 6. okt.

    Who do I know in Orlando?

    Angre
  13. Retweetet
    6. okt.

    Poll

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    Angre
  14. 6. okt.

    Poll

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    Angre
  15. 6. okt.

    TIL if you don’t see uniformed police officers at your protest, it’s because they’re embedded in your protest in plainclothes. (Bloomington PD tactic)

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    Angre
  16. 6. okt.

    Standing room only in the “Keeping Protests Peaceful” panel at IACP.

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    Angre
  17. 6. okt.

    Investigators at IACP are now bemoaning how encryption is thwarting their ability to bust gang members who never leave their couches and do all their gang activity on their phones.

    At the "Battling Gangs through the Cloud" panel, which is essentially just an officer, an analyst, and a prosecutor (all white, btw) discussing how their jobs have basically become little more than mining Facebook data.
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    Angre
  18. 6. okt.

    At the "Battling Gangs through the Cloud" panel, which is essentially just an officer, an analyst, and a prosecutor (all white, btw) discussing how their jobs have basically become little more than mining Facebook data.

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    Angre
  19. 6. okt.

    I keep looking at other people’s convention badges and noting to myself, “I FOIA’d you. And you. And you. Suing you.”

    1 svar 3 retweets 37 liker
    Angre
  20. 6. okt.

    I was considering shaving my beard to better blend into this police chiefs conference, but now realize the smart thing to do is keep the mustache

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    Angre
  21. Retweetet
    6. okt.

    Every police department and sheriff's office in California is now required to post its policies, operating procedures, and training materials online by January 2020.

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    Angre

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