I'm able to send this vehicle in and it will deploy a drone. It's a way that we can touch our community in a way that we really have never done before. >> Hey, this is Brian. Welcome back to the Here's the Deal channel. What is the deal? Well, I just want to welcome you to our brand new complete surveillance and police state. I want you to watch this foolish woman make the case for her and her colleagues to be fired by more efficient and effective replacements. We're talking about unmanned, totally autonomous police vehicles that are gathering data on you and me 24 hours a day, seven days a week. Check out this Terminator Robocop level tyranny coming out of the Miami Dade Sheriff's Department. >> An exciting launch today for the Miami Day Sheriff's Office. The nation's first autonomous police patrol car was unveiled. Local T's Rob Fornet has more from Miami with a closer look on how it will be used along with all the bells and whistles. >> Oh, you don't have to guess. We know how it's going to be used with all those bells and whistles. Futuristic movies of the past were more than a primer. It's more like predictive programming. The Miami date Sheriff's Office is really on the cutting edge of technology with this one. This marked unit has the ability to patrol, search for, and identify threats without a deputy even being inside. Threats. They're only going to go after threats. They're only going to put down criminals. That's all this is going to be used for. Cool your jets. The powers that shouldn't be, who are corrupt to the core, have designed this for our well-being, not so they can coercively control us. Come on. Meet Pug, a police patrol car powered by AI. >> I think it's a gamecher. >> The Miami date Sheriff's Office unveiled the new state-of-the-art vehicle that has the capability of being fully autonomous. >> For us, it's a way that we can touch our community in a way that we really have never done before. And we are setting the standard what will be the future law enforcement for this country. >> Okay, you heard that right. She wants to touch the community like they've never touched the community before. These people are constantly trying to get your ID, put their hands on you. They're always gloving up. They routinely patrol and monitor us. They're taking our names, gathering our data, and running us through their systems. They're always looking for ways to more efficiently and effectively economically terrorize us. So, when she says that with this AI technology, we can touch our community in a way that we've really never done before, she's being serious. But what she also doesn't realize is she's advocating for and pushing forth a technology that will eventually take her job and the jobs of her fellow thin blue line gang members. And if you think the tyranny was bad under human beings, wait till the psychopaths get to hide behind algorithms and AI bots. This will not result in a net benefit for humanity. I guarantee you. Listen again to the psychopathic ramblings of a bonafide tyrant who doesn't even know what she's talking about or the implications of pilot testing a technology that will destroy her and her family. >> For us, it's a way that we can touch our community in a way that we really have never done before. And we are setting the standard what will be the future law enforcement for this country. There is no other police vehicle on the road in the US that's like PUG, which is an acronym for police unmanned ground. The high-tech patrol partner was donated by the company Policing Lab. And >> police unmanned ground. How you going to face your accuser when your accuser doesn't have a face? >> Equipped with 360° cameras, license plate readers, audio sensors, thermal imaging, and more. It has the capability to identify folks that are in a restricted area that are hiding in shrubbery or an overwatch position, someone on a rooftop. >> Or let's say you're eating a sandwich in a park at night minding your own business. Well, guess what? Pug will be there, too. And if he has to, he'll launch a drone on your ass. He'll read your license plates. He'll run your data. Heck, as an added bonus, he'll just create a criminal record for you. He may even generate an image on his dash and body cam showing you commit a crime that is 100% AI generated to look like you and sound like you complete with date and timestamps. They'll send it over to a judge. They'll issue a warrant and throw your ass in a cage for years. Brian, that'll never happen because power doesn't tend to corrupt and absolute power doesn't tend to corrupt. Absolutely. The people who are writing these algorithms have pure hearts. They love humanity. >> You would prefer the human race to endure, right? >> Uh, you're hesitating. >> Well, I Yes. >> I don't know. I I would I would um >> This is a long hesitation. So many hesitation. There's so many questions and the AI is going to give us more freedoms. It's not going to take freedoms away. Besides, the police department is training AI, so obviously the program is going to be very sensitive to protecting, defending, and upholding your unalienable rights, right? Yeah, keep telling yourself that, Skippy. >> We have an active situation, an active shooting or a critical response. I'm able to send this vehicle in and it will deploy a drone that will give us aerial footage real time for our deputies that are responding. Pug can drive pre-planned routes on its own. And the sheriff says it will be a critical crime fighting tool and a bridge to boosting confidence in the community. Because hey, nothing can boost confidence in a community quite like deploying an AI powered seek and destroy tyrannical overreach vehicle with the added benefit of 24/7 tireless monitoring. For all you peeons out there, >> for the first uh few months or a year or so, we're going to have a deputy in that vehicle uh before it goes fully autonomous. And one of the reasons is is we want to hear from our community what they like about it, what their concerns are. >> The law enforcement community, >> let's see, what would the concerns of the community be? We're basically launching a ground operated predator drone on wheels, which probably has the ability to see through walls if it can see through bushes. Read your license plate anywhere you are from pretty much any distance so they can report it back to the DMV. Maybe we'll hook them up to your bank account while we're at it. So, what do you think about that community? >> The law enforcement community is certainly very excited about this new technology. >> What a bunch of dumb asses. I am so excited about a technology that's going to completely replace me, kick me out of a job, make me unable to provide for my family. Only a cop with a low IQ could be excited about this. That's like a McDonald's or Burger King employee being happy about the installation of these kiosks in their dining room. Yeah, mom. Looks like I'm going to need you to pick me up. Uh, they say they don't need me during the lunch rush. They got everything taken care of. I'd say she was a clown and a pig, but I don't want to be overly insulting to clowns and pigs. >> We want to hear from our community what they like about it, what their concerns are. >> Uh, teacher, I have kind of a minor concern. >> Please exit your home with your arms raised. >> And then there's the possibility of >> the war against the machines. >> And then there's just like any mobile device, it has cameras and sensors. And just like your phones and social media apps, it does facial recognition. Inside here is three grams of shaped explosive. This is how it works. And have you guys considered and what about [Music] you? [Music] And do you think this might be possible? Drop >> your weapon. >> I don't know. Maybe I'm just overthinking this. >> I'm able to send this vehicle in and it will deploy a drone. deploy a drone. >> I think um >> the law enforcement community certainly very excited about this new technology, but the best news of all, no extra tax dollars are being used because this technology is being donated uh by that company. In the meantime, it is safe to say that other departments across the country will be watching how this roll out happens just in case they want this technology in their own community. So, you got flock cameras all over the place, law enforcement officers who want to deploy drones and AI technology out on the streets and they claim this is about making our communities safer. This is not about making safer communities. This is about more effectively and efficiently controlling communities. Leave your thoughts about this for the world and the global thought police in the comments section below. If you want to support this channel, you can do it for free. 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