Humble PD Uses Flock License Plate Readers to Catch Hit and Run
Humble PD Uses Flock License Plate Readers to Catch Hit and Run
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Humble PD Uses Flock License Plate Readers to Catch Hit and Run Suspect 
On 07/07/2023 a Night Shift B officer was dispatched to Phillips 66 located at the corner of Wilson Rd / Atascocita Rd in reference to an Auto-Pedestrian, hit and run crash. A pedestrian that was walking in the parking lot was struck by a vehicle. The vehicle fled the scene without rendering aid. The pedestrian suffered significant injuries and was transported to the hospital for treatment. The officers conducted an investigation and were able to identify the driver of the suspect vehicle. A felony FSRA (fail to stop and render aid) warrant was then filed in the suspect. During the investigation, officers utilized Flock license plate readers and found a pattern where the suspect traveled on a regular basis. Officers with Nights - B and Traffic Enforcement Division located the suspect at a construction site and placed him into custody earlier today.
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Alot of my neighbors are complaining about invasion of privacy or big brother watching us with these license plate readers. I think they are a good thing, and many more criminals can be caught with them.
NeverPayRetail : I went to the KSA PIP (Positive Interaction Program) and spoke with the Commander of HPD KW about this. People should not expect any right to privacy when using public roadways.BTW, there are cameras everywhere you go in public.
Ring is effectively building the largest corporate-owned, civilian-installed surveillance network that the US has ever seen. An estimated 400,000 Ring devices were sold in December 2019 alone, and that was before the across-the-board boom in online retail sales during the pandemic.
Alot of my neighbors are complaining about invasion of privacy or big brother watching us with these license plate readers. I think they are a good thing, and many more criminals can be caught with them.
NeverPayRetail : Until you become the criminal. Tomorrow saying what you did could be deemed a crime. That is the problem
Glad they got him, Just hit someone and leave them, How could they, Just take off and drive away. Don't even care about a person. Needs more then jail,
Texasdad : I agree. The only reason someone does a hit and run is because they're either drunk or they don't have a license or they don't have insurance or they're wanted.
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NeverPayRetail : I went to the KSA PIP (Positive Interaction Program) and spoke with the Commander of HPD KW about this. People should not expect any right to privacy when using public roadways. BTW, there are cameras everywhere you go in public. Ring is effectively building the largest corporate-owned, civilian-installed surveillance network that the US has ever seen. An estimated 400,000 Ring devices were sold in December 2019 alone, and that was before the across-the-board boom in online retail sales during the pandemic.
ExCTGuyInTX :
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Alot of my neighbors are complaining about invasion of privacy or big brother watching us with these license plate readers. I think they are a good thing, and many more criminals can be caught with them.
NeverPayRetail :
sweetie : I understand but hitting a person should trump all that, in your mind as a Human being, even if you go to jail. You can't just not care and leave a person that you accidently injured and probably needs medical attention. Top priority then deal with the rest of your actions, whatever that is drunk driving, no insurance/ license or whatever stupid move you did.
Texasdad : It should but sometimes it doesn't. There's *****s everywhere 😂
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I'm not sure whether to love this or hate this.
ZMAN : After losing so much weight, and starting to look super fit, you should embrace the new look and been recorded on every camera possible! This discussion has been locked.
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