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Local Police Take The Eye Of Big Brother And Spy On Americans

Posted on August 10, 2015 by pogowasright.org

Sean Nevins reports:

Fast on the heels revelations of dragnet surveillance devices used by the likes of the National Security Agency and the CIA, another set of tools used by local police in communities across the United States is invading the privacy of the American public, tracking their movements.

“If you were to put an automatic license plate reader next to a road that people have to use to get to a demonstration, you could have a list of every single person who attended that demonstration. That’s really concerning,” Nadia Kayyali, a digital rights activist and lawyer, told MintPress News.

Read more on MintPress News.

Category: SurveillanceU.S.

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