Bad news in the Peach State Monday as the coronavirus outbreak continued, hitting a Fulton County School and forcing a prominent Congressman into quarantine. U.S. Rep. Doug Collins (R-GA09), was alerted that he shook hands with a coronavirus patient at the recent CPAC conference. While he is not experiencing symptoms, he made the decision to self-quarantine. Meanwhile Fulton County Schools are closing Tuesday after it was revealed that a teacher at both Bear Creek and Woodland Middle Schools was determined to be infected. As the outbreak continues to spread in Georgia we urge readers to take precautions lest their health SINKS…
Flock cameras help solve – and create – crime
The proliferation of Flock Safety license plate readers has been praised by law enforcement officials, and met with suspicion by critics. In fact, here in Georgia there have already been dozens of cases of law enforcement officers abusing the surveillance technology, often to track down personal acquaintances. The Atlanta-based tech company now has more than 120,000 cameras across 49 states, making an estimated 20 billion scans each month. But with great power, comes great responsibility, and abuse from our trusted law enforcement has Flock DRIFTING…
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