Police use non-profits and the public to pay for license plate readers and surveillance cameras

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Moraga, California residents have launched a ‘Community Watch’ campaign to raise money to purchase license plate readers and surveillance cameras that will spy on everyone.

Law enforcement and the Moraga Community Foundation (MCF) want residents to donate $60,000 to help the police spy on everyone.   

4 thoughts on “Police use non-profits and the public to pay for license plate readers and surveillance cameras

  1. If people are willing to accept it, or even embrace it, then they deserve what they get. Apparently those residents enjoy the taste of jackboot leather on their tongues.

    Even so, it’s unfortunate for those who are opposed to this sort of thing but get dragged along with the agenda. If I lived in a place like this, I’d move ASAP, and I’d inform the local officials of the reason.

  2. What’s next? Will police put a check box on our tax forms asking us to donate to buying surveillance cameras and license plate readers? Will they have cashiers at retail stores ask us to donate money to police surveillance?

  3. “Moraga, California residents have launched a ‘Community Watch’ campaign to raise money to purchase license plate readers and surveillance cameras that will spy on everyone.”

    Turn the whole damn city into a FEMA camp.

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