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    Baltimore Governor’s 3 Year Plan, Use Police Surveillance Planes To Monitor The Public

    Baltimore Governor’s Three Year Plan To Use Police Surveillance Planes To Monitor The Public



    Americans have never seen such a blatant and misleading excuse to use surveillance planes to spy on everyone quite like what is happening in Maryland.

    Two days ago, Maryland Governor Larry Hogan sent a letter to the Mayor of Baltimore and the Baltimore Police Department agreeing to send funds to help the city fight crime.

    Which seems like a laudable thing to do right? But there is a darker side to this story.

    The Baltimore Sun revealed that police will use some of this money to monitor the movements of people and vehicles.

    Gov. Larry Hogan on Tuesday pledged $21 million to help fight crime in Baltimore and endorsed the use of a controversial surveillance plane to fly over the city recording the movements of people and vehicles below.
    In the letter, Hogan said, “We understand that this has been offered at no cost to Baltimore for up to three years,” Hogan wrote. “We urge you to implement this program immediately.”



    But in the above video, Baltimore Police Commissioner Michael Harrison claimed police have a five-year “transformational plan” to monitor the public. (approx: 2:00)

    So it is unclear who is telling the truth. Is it a three-year or five-year plan to use planes to monitor everyone? Or is it really a permanent plan to use aerial surveillance planes, helicopters and drones to monitor the public?

    Police claim monitoring the public makes them happier
    In what can only be described as one of the most audacious fallacies to come out of post-9/11 are law enforcement claims that spying on everyone makes people happier.

    The Governor’s letter revealed how police are using the “Baltimore Community Support Program” or the Eye in the Sky to “help make the community a safer and happier place to live, work, and play.”

    If you are thinking haven’t I hear this story before? You would be correct.

    Last year I reported officials in Riverhead, New York also claimed that police drones and cameras would “uplift downtown.”

    And that is exactly what is happening in Baltimore.

    The police department’s justification or “vision” for monitoring people and vehicles is that it will make them happier.

    Our vision is a safer, happier, and more enjoyable Baltimore. We hope to contribute to a safe environment and a respectful community where people feel safe to live, work and play.

    I thought Hollywood had cornered the market on horror stories, except this is not Hollywood, it is real-life.

    What makes this story even more disturbing is the Persistent Surveillance Solutions (PSS) offer to pay for administration and oversight of the program.



    Last year, the Baltimore Police Department began using an innocuously-named “Community Support Program” run by PSS to monitor the public from high altitudes.

    But just last month, Steve McNutt the owner of PSS was still working hard to convince officials to use free surveillance planes to monitor the public.

    “The current mayor has said if the police commissioner wants it, he should be allowed to have it,” McNutt told WJZ Investigator Mike Hellgren. “We hope that when the commissioner sees what we do, and how effective we are, that he would be very supportive of it.”

    Who could say no to a free surveillance plane program? Certainly not the Governor and Mayor who saw what PSS could do and liked it.

    continued..https://www.activistpost.com/2019/09...N&utm_term=0_b
    "The Patriarch"



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    Police drones spying on citizens? What could possibly go wrong?
    "Perhaps one of the most important accomplishments of my administration is minding my own business."

    Calvin Coolidge

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    Omar must be coming...

    Gulag Chief:
    "Article 58-1a, twenty five years... What did you get it for?"
    Gulag Prisoner: "For nothing at all."
    Gulag Chief: "You're lying... The sentence for nothing at all is 10 years"





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