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[Acer-m14]

NYPD gun violence tracking database draws concern from civil liberties advocates

After a New York City chief detective testified in 2018 that the city police department’s widely criticized gang database was […] The post NYPD gun violence tracking database draws concern from civil ...

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[Cooolone]

NYPD slippery slopes? Say it ain't so...?

What about the X-ray Van that scans walking pedestrians for firearms unbeknownst to them... Still in use, and the NYPD won't reveal how many exist, or the policy for their use, etc.

And what about the computer program that's been in use to scan social media and create databases of "potential" criminals based upon association to known criminals... And how they then established a database and tracked these people in algorithms for predicting crime, yeah, Minority Report (movie) type shit...

So, nothing new, how the Progressive Law Enforcement experiment at 1PP takes liberties with what is the Law...

But as to the OP, I'm sure somewhere buried in that system is the NYSP Firearm Registry Information too... Lol. Which of course supposedly doesn't exist.

But for all us NON-Gang Bangers, I think there is nothing to fear! Lol

 

[Apeman]

“We identified individuals that have been involved in multiple shooting incidents over the past two years. One of those shooting incidents, this individual must actually pull the trigger,” LiPetri said. “That population is less than .009% of the population in New York City.”

But yet they still won't let the law abiding citizens carry even though they don't shoot people. Makes sense to screw over 99% of the population in the liberal mindset

 

[TEOTWAWKI inc.]

NYPD slippery slopes? Say it ain't so...?

What about the X-ray Van that scans walking pedestrians for firearms unbeknownst to them... Still in use, and the NYPD won't reveal how many exist, or the policy for their use, etc.

And what about the computer program that's been in use to scan social media and create databases of "potential" criminals based upon association to known criminals... And how they then established a database and tracked these people in algorithms for predicting crime, yeah, Minority Report (movie) type shit...

So, nothing new, how the Progressive Law Enforcement experiment at 1PP takes liberties with what is the Law...

But as to the OP, I'm sure somewhere buried in that system is the NYSP Firearm Registry Information too... Lol. Which of course supposedly doesn't exist.

But for all us NON-Gang Bangers, I think there is nothing to fear! Lol

I have been digging around for the past few days in an attempt to find info about how far this goes. Can't find any one thing that supports we have reached a Minority Report level yet, but it seems like most of the technology/software is already available. The federal agencies certainly have access to some not-so-cool tools, but I don't think it has trickled down to the hands of every single patrol officer yet.

If we ever start to see this patch on police uniforms - We are in big fucking trouble.

 

[Truebeliever]

It’s a BS article. Things like gang databases have been around forever. It doesn’t give the cop more power as they claim. Might they be under extra scrutiny at a stop— sure. But that’s just common sense. If someone told you a person is affiliated with a criminal enterprise, you would give more scrutiny but it does mean the officer can do more than what he had before.
And the claim that it’s racist because there are more minority gang members in NYC on the list is crazy. How many “white” gang members are there in NYC. Almost none— they moved out of the city. There is a difference data base for other organized crime groups . So what. It’s common sense.

It’s just a list of associations. Think about it. If a person is shot and killed, do you think it’s important to know that they had gang involvement?
These databases have been around for more than 50 years