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Yeah I guess the flock camera went to her house ignored her proof that she was somewhere else at the time, had no damage on her car, car was the wrong color and had a different license plate than the one in the accident.
Flock did all of that by itself.
Since you always have to be right, I'm done. Whatever you say goes.
How did Greggor get into a flock camera post ?
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Since you always have to be right, I'm done. Whatever you say goes.
It's never about who is right and who is wrong. It's always about truth and reality. And to that end, I am never done.
How did Greggor get into a flock camera post ?
Good question. Maybe ask the person who introduced that into the conversation?
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(09-25-2026, 05:17 PM)Obie Wrote: Since you always have to be right, I'm done. Whatever you say goes.
It all sounds the same.. it's all one song..
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I actually clicked on your link and it took me to a commercial .
It was for an automotive electrical wiring short detector.
A tdr. When I was still working a tdr was a very expensive diagnostic tool.
Thanks for the heads-up.
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"... I'm done."
You shouldʻve left it at that, Obie. But I didnʻt know that Neil Young had ever done a tdr commercial. All this time I just thought that it was just a song.
Certainty will be the death of us.
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It was for an automotive electrical wiring short detector.
A tdr
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Had a Fluke many years ago. Yes, they were quite expensive but saved you so much time.
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How did tdr and Fluke automotive electrical wiring short detector get into a Flock camera post?
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Interesting article out today about license plate readers and it turns out there are no flock cameras on the Big Island at this time.
Road cameras to be deployed
Mahuna: Storage of data ‘is what the community is going to be the most concerned about’
By JOHN BURNETT
Hawaii Tribune-Herald
The state Department of Law Enforcement has plans to install 75 automatic license plate reader cameras, known as ALPRs, on the Big Island as part of an initiative to deploy about 400 of the cameras statewide.
https://tinyurl.com/bdz96u29
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10-04-2026, 05:53 PM
(This post was last modified: 10-04-2026, 05:54 PM by MyManao.)
(10-04-2026, 05:44 PM)Obie Wrote: there are no flock cameras on the Big Island at this time.
According to
this source there are 11 cameras on the Big Island at this time. Two in Hilo and three in Puna specifically.
btw.. you can zoom out from the linked map to see where flock cameras are statewide, and further to see where they are across the entire country.
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I guess I should have stated that there are no Flock cameras that have been deployed by the police.
The Flock cameras you linked to are the ones in Long's and Target's parking lots.
The construction companies rebuilding the roads in lower Puna have those installed too.
The cameras in Pahoa were installed by Main Street Pahoa and 1 for sure is Motorola and not Flock.
