Corruption Watch - Proof that Flock AI Database Cameras are Capturing CONFIDENTIAL info, and Cities are sending it all over the country
May 28, 2026 - AI Data Center Flock Camera ABUSE:
Cybersecurity Professional and government contractor SAM PEEBLES is on notice.
So is government contractor JAMIE WARRICK.
They moonlight as City Commissioners who are violating the law with our confidential data.
They both ignore Florida Statute 316.0777, which classifies Automatic License Plate Reader data as “CONFIDENTIAL.”
Especially when the photos are accompanied with “Individual Unique Identifiers.”
As a cybersecurity professional, Commissioner Peebles is very aware and accountable to violating the law with confidential information.
Given that the confidential data they are “capturing” involves the DMV and is being exported digitally across state lines, this is not only a state crime but also a federal crime.
These government contractors need to correct their actions immediately.
May 28, 2026 - All Flock AI Database data is CONFIDENTIAL, according to Florida Statute 316.0777.
Therefore it must be protected according to law and policies & procedures.
They didn’t know that. They thought ALPR data was only classified as “sensitive” when the State has designated it CONFIDENTIAL.
Now we’re cross checking to hold them accountable.
May 27, 2026 - SHOCKING new info on Flock AI Data Base Cameras in Lynn Haven.
May 27, 2026 - Flock’s “Vehicle FINGERPRINT” is a UNIQUE IDENTIFIER. Paired with the license plate, this technology makes the data collected by automated license plate readers CONFIDENTIAL, according to FL Statute 316.0777.
This AI technology can recognize and track the same vehicle even without a license plate. That’s a “unique identifier” even if it doesn’t include a name.
Cybersecurity professional and Lynn Haven Commissioner SAM PEEBLES is trained on how this ties to confidential records. He has a legal duty to protect confidential records. He is willfully violating the law and his government credentials.
So is government contractor and Commissioner Jamie Warrick.
Just five months ago, on Dec. 30, Flock representative Kerry McCormack told the City Commission the following:
“As Deputy Chief Enfinger can tell you, um, sometimes when folks commit a crime, they will swap a plate. They take the plate off, uh, different things like that. So, that way the photo of the back of the vehicle CAN TELL YOU what’s the make of the vehicle, body type, color, does it have a roof rack?”
Flock’s “Vehicle Fingerprint” captures bumper stickers, dents, tool boxes, etc. in addition to license plate numbers. Then the data is downloaded, catalogued, stored, tracked, and shared with more than 1,500 agencies across the country.
All of it is searchable. This is one reason the Flock representative called it “precision police technology.”
He explained how these UNIQUE IDENTIFIERS are stored as searchable fields, or used to trigger alerts.
It creates a structured identification record of everyone, not just “criminals.”
City officials are making a bad-faith argument that FL. Statute 316.077 doesn’t mean what it says.
In fairness, all 412 cities and 67 counties in Florida are doing this.
But right now I’m naming the lawbreakers in Lynn Haven who are masquerading as public servants.
May 28, 2026 - Florida Cities are Violating Confidentiality with Flock AI Database Cameras. Talking with David Switzer (DeFlock Lynn Haven).
May 29, 2026 - You can copy and paste my public record request to find out if you are on the Flock “Hot List” of suspect vehicles. The text is in the comment section below.
This request is for the City of Lynn Haven, which had 21K license plate hits in the past 30 days. But you can just change the recipient to any city or county to make the same request.
Cities and counties can enter your plate without a lawful purpose. Then they share it with more than 1,500 agencies across these United States.
You immediately become the subject of real-time alerts in every city, county, and state for several years.
Basically, you’re in hot pursuit by the entire country. As though you’re in an Alfred Hitchcock movie.
If you find out that you’ve been placed on any Hot List, please let me know at burniethompson@protonmail.com.
May 29, 2026 - IMPORTANT to understand:
This gentleman argues that Flock’s “Vehicle Fingerprint” AI technology is not considered Personal Identifying Information according to a statute relating to “possession” of another person’s PII.
But that’s not the governing statute for Flock photos that include unique identifiers such as bumper stickers that are used to track vehicles even without a license plate.
Understanding the law requires critical thinking and logic. I’m not being snarky; I mean it literally.
For example, in order to get into law school you have to pass the Law School Admission Test that measures critical thinking, analytical, and logical reasoning. It’s known as LSAT.
And it’s not an easy test. Don’t believe me? Try it and see for yourself.
The training material is actually very helpful if you want to sharpen your thinking.
I taught logical fallacies in college at Penn State, Weber College, and Gulf Coast College. So I thought the LSAT would be simple.
It wasn’t, at least not for me. So it gave me an appreciation of the intelligence of lawyers.
Which, in turn, made me even more suspicious of their ethics when they pretend not to understand basic rules of statutory construction.
May 29, 2026 - The guy I banned makes fun of me on my own show!
After screwing up the controls again, David Switzer reveals how he used to make fun of me.
I just made excuses and carried on!
May 29, 2026 - Direct challenge to Mayor Dave Lowery and the Lynn Haven Commission ...
May 29, 2026 - Your vehicle sets off real-time alerts in every city, county, and state when they put you on the Flock Hot List.
They can enter your license plate without a legal reason. And they are.
Lynn Haven FL got 21K hot list alerts in the past 30 days. The population is only 22K.
Local governments don’t want to tell us if we’re on the Flock Hot List.
They using it to track girlfriends and critics.
But they share your vehicle data with 1,500 agencies across these United States, including the federal government.
May 29, 2026 - Lewis Blanchard deserves our prayers for comfort and the medical treatment he needs for a full recovery.
Meanwhile, Chief Blanchard is working through it trying to leave the Lynn Haven Police Department better than he found it.
There’s nothing below board on this story.
Let’s rally behind him as good human beings.
