You hired a comic book artist to illustrate a phone call.
I wanted to just send the FOIA audio without context to a comic book illustrator and asked him to sketch me some vectors. Wow lol.
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Nice pixel art too! It's a shame that people in the chat today were calling it AI. Props to the illustrator and thank you for supporting real artists.
First LinkedIn hit: his name is James Boyce, he is an Operations, Logistics and Distributions Manager at Atlanta location
He doesn't look western European...in fact, he looks...
Foreign nationals working for flock safety
Oh, did I mention that I don't know if they are ARMED? *nudge* *nudge* *wink* *wink*
I was convinced at Construction Firm
Osrs font; bold, yellow and black this really is getting serious
The scene with the crying, cowering people in the building cracked me up more than it had any right to :'D - Flock are so over-dramatic, and this illustrates it so well. Can't wait for the new video!
lol I love that he had to keep mentioning that they “solve 20% of crime all across America”!!! 🤣🤣🤣 Someone ought to let them know that 20% isn’t great when you’ve got thousands of cameras across the country and more often than not, they’re getting it wrong or their accessories to crimes of stalking by the fucking cops who are using them. Though, I guess those stats won’t get you any favours from 911 operators…🤣
Oh my. How very stupid of that guy to react to 1st amendment camming. Rule number one when being videoed by people not on your private property is to pretend they don't exist. Rule number two. If you are a controversial business, you do not threaten the press with police. If you are lucky, it will not lead to anything. If you are unlucky, you will be successful in doing something to the press and then you will pay the price.
Flock employees have repeatedly shown they are playing games and willing to say anything to get what they want. Child-like, really.
Bloody hell. Real slimy and disingenuous.
What a massive pussy.
So.. helped in 20% of crimes, ok. But what's the percentage of crimes (a) their system hindered (b) where the evidence was misleading and led to wrong conclusions / charges ? If a+b < 10% it can be a benefit to the justice system. If a+b>10% who's paying for the impact costs on police / justice and the reparations to their victims ?
Jesus, as a "Europoor" I can't even imagine living in a place where my first assumption of random people who pose you no threat whatsoever would be "I don't know if they're armed"... scary .. Stay safe Benn!
‘I don’t know if their armed’ is gonna get someone killed
The senate hearing… Incredible. You killed it. Why can’t everyone in a senate hearing just talk like a normal person, as you did? And the Tucker Carlson interview. Amazing work.
Because they are paid actors.
Who let that British lying scumbag into the country?
Do you really need to ask? :)
"We currently have 70 people on lock down." This is epic on so many levels. Benn, you are a legend
Yeah, it's basically swatting, nuts.
Reminds me of when I was 6 years old and my 6 year old friends going to the teacher and inventing al sorts of things I did.
Money well spent! Incredible illustration work!
What the actual fuck…. Be careful Ben, that’s is some criminal behavior and real danger directed at you. I would consider going after them legally before they surely get more people killed than they have already. We need you.
incredible.
A little more context for us would have been nice. I'm kind of piecing this together but, not sure what I'm looking at here. Not your best IMO Benn.
Have you watched like the last 20 YouTube videos. So, yeah, that.
Yea, uh, sorry for commenting, but I don't know if those illustrations are good or great :) I'm guessing that somehow a call like that - weaponising public enforcers - isn't considered a crime over there?
Key words that actually put you and any bystanders in danger... It's the psychology that triggers that response that i find interesting 🤔
No one watches the Watchmen. They don't like being watched. ((Or should I say; no one watches the Flockmen))
So who is the flock safety chicken little? He must have a public profile with the company...
"No problem, officer. We're just writing down license plate numbers." 😂
why so many brits in US law enforcement agencies and affiliates? the cop in utah that testified in court was also a brit
I have no idea, but they're certainly the kind of people the UK is happy to be rid of. :) There's certainly a minority of white dudes in the UK who desperately want to move to the US for various reasons and I would not be AT ALL surprised if some of them end up working in security and as cops in the US because they have Rambo gun fantasies but nobody will let them anywhere near any guns in Britain. The army deemed them psychologically unsuitable to join, and all you get in the police is a baton and a can of Mace which you have to justify the use of every single time you draw them. Becoming a firearms officer is much harder and has strict selection criteria including psychological assessments. Unfortunately for them, really really wanting to be allowed to shoot guns is generally considered a disqualifying factor when it comes to getting jobs which let you shoot guns. And in the US they have the advantage of already speaking English natively, so it's easier for them to get hired.
lol. i wonder if flock's company policy mandates that they sprinkle-in the 20% figure each time that they speak with law enforcement.
Thank You Benn for all you do! I know you didn't really ask for all this. But you must keep it up. You are doing a huge service for the public, We appreciate you!
I realise he was implying as hard as he could that police should show up expecting an armed mob without actually lying. But to keep repeating the blatant "we solve 20% of crimes across America" lie to law enforcement... surely that's actionable? 😬😅
It's so evil to try and make them come on high alert. Just casually risking people's lives.
::[Sick em'] (really a dirtball move, but it's not like [edit.wtf] f.l.o.c.k. employees aren't trained on how to psychologically manipulate law enforcement LOL)
That guy is all to typical of the way they “work” with LE, true Flock SFB. This company is really a great example of where to draw the line. Deploying insecure parts is parts and taking our tax money.
Wait... were they armed, or just happy to see Flock? 😏 Also that idiot from the UK calling the police like it's his mum. Baggy pants carrying extra batteries for you idiots
Wow imagine someone not from this country attempting to frame America citizens for exercising their rights..
Foreigners, especially the criminals, feel rewarded for being recruited here and will harm Americans without remorse.
Oh this is tasty. Excellent preview, thank you.
Omg 🤣 such a crybaby when HE is being surveiled. It would be a hilarious joke if he wasn't trying to start a police shooting incident in the parking lot 🫠
This is a very small step from having people swatted, that's pretty terrible! Definitely game playing and misleading.
Funny how the surveillance state HATES when it's turned back on them.
Kind of like how the "anti cancel culture" loves shutting up people for saying things they don't like
Hilarious! You've got them spooked Benn. 😁👍
I'm starting to think maybe we shouldn't trust these Flock guys...
Or Axon or...
holy crap...I hate it when police seem to "side" with someone who's spinning the story because they don't even ask clarifying questions. They're just like "oh ok we'll take your word for it because you sound so trustworthy and buddy buddy with us!"
Gotta love the one you're with!
Good to see Steve Hilton found a backup job
"I don't know if they're armed" Just wow
Attempting to instigate death by cop should be a crime.
Real bricks and minifigs levels of false police reports here.
I bet, if we looked a little bit harder... it's not as rare as one might be lead to believe by good honest detective buddy shows.