Pre-crime

Sheriff’s Office creates lists of people it considers likely to break the law based on criminal histories, social networks and other unspecified intelligence. The agency sends deputies to their homes repeatedly, often without a search warrant or probable cause for an arrest.

@wildgrass

How are the police supposed to enter a home without a warrant?

@wildgrass said

Sheriff’s Office creates lists of people it considers likely to break the law based on criminal histories, social networks and other unspecified intelligence. The agency sends deputies to their homes repeatedly, often without a search warrant or probable cause for an arrest.

Should we Back the Blue on this one, limited government conservatives? Or are we tax ...[text shortened]... vestigations/2021/07/24/pasco-sheriffs-office-letter-targets-residents-for-increased-accountability/

@averagejoe1 said
This can't happen. Many safeguards against such fascism, though this may change with liberal movements. The old common law of trespass comes to mind, as well as the Eastwood movie....."Get Off My Lawn!!"

@wildgrass said
I think part of the problem is the conservative push to 'Back the Blue' or defend police regardless of the specifics.

Certainly, this stuff has to be unconstitutional. I'm glad we've found common ground.

@averagejoe1 said
Sad you think that backing the blue is a problem. Sad indeed.
I've always liked that time worn phrase, about people like you, who constantly tear down the police,,,,,,,,,and then when trouble hits, their first phone call is to the police, to come and help them. They ask the police to help them.
Would you tell the police, after they help you, to get the Hel away from you.

What WOULD you say?

@no1marauder said
I'd tell them to do their job properly or find another one.

@wildgrass said
I think part of the problem is the conservative push to 'Back the Blue' or defend police regardless of the specifics. There are similar examples where police will pull you over if you have your window rolled down because that means you can't afford air conditioning and might be a criminal.

Certainly, this stuff has to be unconstitutional. I'm glad we've found common ground.

@mott-the-hoople said
so all the capital police should be fired?

@no1marauder said
As far as I can determine, they did their jobs as well as possible under the circumstances.

@wildgrass said

Sheriff’s Office creates lists of people it considers likely to break the law based on criminal histories, social networks and other unspecified intelligence. The agency sends deputies to their homes repeatedly, often without a search warrant or probable cause for an arrest.

Should we Back the Blue on this one, limited government conservatives? Or are we tax ...[text shortened]... vestigations/2021/07/24/pasco-sheriffs-office-letter-targets-residents-for-increased-accountability/

@wildgrass said
I think part of the problem is the conservative push to 'Back the Blue' or defend police regardless of the specifics. There are similar examples where police will pull you over if you have your window rolled down because that means you can't afford air conditioning and might be a criminal.

Certainly, this stuff has to be unconstitutional. I'm glad we've found common ground.

@mott-the-hoople said
when is it the job of police to escort protestors inside a building?

@mott-the-hoople said
looked up you article…you lie

the police are only warning problem individuals with “enhanced scrutiny”.

I agree with this 100%…meanwhile blacks are dying by thd truck load in dem run cities

@no1marauder said
WTF? Maybe you "looked it up" but you sure didn't read it.

Here's some more info: https://www.tampabay.com/investigations/2021/03/11/lawsuit-pasco-intelligence-program-violated-citizens-rights/