Utah placed limits on police use of spy tech; Do they go far enough?

For months, the KSL Investigators have been asking questions about spy technology law enforcement uses but doesn’t want to talk about. What exactly does the high-tech tool do, and what happens to your information if it gets caught up in a digital dragnet?
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[@travisdavidjohnson9895]

Utah is about to answer for gang stalking

[@dennybarton3256]

I believe any freemason, regardless if they are involved in law enforcement have access to Stingray, freemasons have been lying about me for years, I'm a targeted individual, totally innocent, I owned 7 rental properties, a scrap metal/recycling business, an excavating company, I've lost it all thanks to the freemasons,

[@travisdavidjohnson9895]

@@dennybarton3256 I looked into the freemasons and yes obviously there is a strong presence in that group affiliated with targeting individuals but Scientology does a lot of the same tactics as Gang Stalkers and it's a known fact that L Ron Hubbard had connections with the Nazi scientist and engineers that were snuck into America through Operation Paperclip. And the Nazis mastered Gang Stalking. So I feel that Scientology has had a lot of individuals get into politics and law along with law enforcement but do research on any chloride oxide in your area and from there you will be surprised at what that opens.

[@ancientgamer3645]

They also obtain door and home camera data. If you have cameras inside and outside your abode, and use a data service to store the video information, they can access YOUR PRIVATE information.

[@michelle8641]

Wake up UTAH, WAKE UP AMERICA

[@lr6433]

America is Corrupt

[@billfeld5883]

Us landlines users call that wiretapping, now this is a step in the right direction!!!! Our rights given it the constitution of the United States!!!! 2022

[@leolyon2373]

Good for Utah.

[@AndreRosario-zm8pf]

2001 illegal wire taps. No warnt on wire taps. 2019 Entrapment

[@railroad9000]

Too far already!

[@rexmasters1541]

There is Utah case law of law enforcement using these devices in a criminal manner.

[@roberthodges3646]

Where?

[@dennybarton3256]

What i don't like is the cops let their buddies that are thieves use Stingray,

[@Unknown_Ooh]

Uhh, no little guy

[@joann5075]

Exactly 💯💯

[@shawnstephens1251]

What did you expect when you decided to install a networked security system? That you would actually be secure? LOL

[@MH-ko6hb]

I can only imagine what they can really do

[@peanutbutterisfu]

Law enforcement should be able to use technology like this but with a warrant and only certain people should have access like a security clearance needed. Criminals can access anything

[@davidwalling3499]

So turn your phone off when not in use!

[@MH-ko6hb]

Yeah I don’t see many people trying this

[@Mrlopez-tg2nz]

​They FEAR the CIA 😂😂

[@montf4160]

Stingrays man in the middle attack smh

[@davidwalling3499]

Not in Ogden is it limited , Ogden Police are proud of their "Big Brother" tools.

[@automaticnostatic2148]

IF it's legal then I say go for it, if it's illegal, I say shove it!

[@northsidepressuretechclean3171]

Like automatic Bluetooth

[@georgek5546]

freedom in USA....what a joke

[@christi_L]

Is that a black sun patch on the cop's plate carrier at 0:55?

[@makevelicustoms]

What does than mean?

[@iMatti00]

I’m not sure what you’re talking about because there’s nothing at that timestamp. Unless you put it multiple seconds too early.

[@mrsentinel4911]

Very handy tool for organized crime masquerading as government. Just ask the Moscow Idaho Police Department.

[@janetjohnson7279]

😱🌻😬🌻

[@wanTANdan]

must be that rainbow fentanyl from April 30th 2016 😂🗑️

[@CallMeSssnake]

Scorpion