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On this episode of WTF California, we discuss whether or not law enforcement should utilize drones as the City of Concord and its police department are holding a series of meetings. Contra Costa County District Attorney’s Office sees two top prosecutors resign from team that investigates police shootings. We also discuss an article suggesting Antioch place its MX and Dirt Bike track in the middle of the city plus much more.
Show Overview
- Concord Police Seeks Input on Potential Drone Program
- Two prosecutors resign from Contra Costa DA’s team that investigates police shootings
- Payton Perspective: Antioch should set aside western portion of Prewett Park for legal dirt bike and quad riding
- SF pilot program to provide disadvantaged jail inmates with $10 monthly allowance
- Newsom’s income went up in 1st year as California governor
- San Clemente councilman proposes declaration as 2nd Amendment sanctuary city
- Feds should give local journalism companies freedom to battle Facebook, Google
- San Anselmo mayor concerned over his safety, after man accused of ‘violent, racist threats’ released from jail
- Bubble Watch: ‘Question the sustainability’ of California home prices
- Americans are tired of the left’s lie that U.S. is systemically racist
- California will wait until June 15 to align with CDC’s mask guidance for fully vaccinated
- Actor Ricky Schroder confronts L.A. County-area Costco employee over mask guidelines
- Logan Huntze Wins Toyota Series Event on California Delta
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No. That is an infringement to privacy not that there is any privacy left. Good thing I have a emp so the drone will stand no chance.
Drones, choppers, planes —- lots and lots of security cameras
Plenty of Tin Foil Hat wearing people have expressed concerns about Concord drone use. Concord doesn’t have the time or personnel to look in your backyard for an illegal shed. (That was in a few of the comments). They don’t have the time to deal with the illegally parked cars, the hoarder houses, and the multiple violent incidents. The PD is down 30 officers with no plans to rehire them. Morale is in the toilet there.
The drones have been in use are are used for searching for missing persons, tactical teams, etc. I get the desire for some rules, but let’s be a little more serious. No one cares about the shed in your backyard not having a permit.
Appreciate the podcast.
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