@Hannibal9972485on X · 2026-09-07
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AXON JUSTICE BODYCAMS IS A PERSON IDENTIFICATION DATABASE FOR ICE & Axon is a FEDERAL CONTRACTOR. They are subject to FAR. They have defense program contracts. 🚨👀 Read the Axon Justice May 2026 release notes carefully. Under "Coming soon" for "Enhanced search in Justice," Axon wrote this:👀🚨 "Users will be able to search document text and audio transcripts, apply additional evidence filters such as source and share status, and review detected people within supported video evidence directly in the Justice Reviewer." Stop. Read that last clause again. "review detected people within supported video evidence." This is not object detection⚠️👀. 🚨 👀This is PERSON DETECTION. Axon's AI is identifying PEOPLE in prosecution case videos and making them searchable. Every person who appears in a prosecution evidence video gets flagged, detected, and indexed. That is a person identification tool. That is facial recognition by another name. Now read the same release notes again. 👀🚨 Partner law enforcement organizations" - this means multiple agencies can share cases through Axon Justice. The case content "stays connected to the originating organization's case." This creates a multi-agency case sharing network through Axon's platform. If federal agencies (like ICE) are "partner organizations," they can access local case files through Axon Justice.⚠️🚨👀 Axon's lobbying on body cameras went from $480,000 in 2020 to $2.5 million in 2025, a 68 percent year-over-year increase. Axon lobbies on body cameras. Axon wins ICE contracts for body cameras. The cameras go into local police departments. The footage goes into https://t.co/7E56pPuErn. The prosecution case files go into Axon Justice. The "detected people" feature indexes every person in every prosecution video. The "partner law enforcement organizations" feature lets ICE query the person identification index through their ICE contract credentials. 🚨👀⚠️ If ICE has access to Axon Justice through their $31.9 million contract, and if Axon Justice contains a searchable person identification index built from prosecution evidence videos, then ICE has a secret database of every person who appeared in every prosecution case video. Every arrest. Every domestic violence call. Every traffic stop that became a prosecution. Every person in every video is searchable by ICE.🚨👀 — So basically Axon is using its ICE contracts and lobbying to build a person identification database from prosecution evidence files, with the ability to share cases with "partner law enforcement organizations" (which could include ICE). The "detected people" feature means every person appearing in every prosecution video becomes a searchable, identifiable record.👀🚨 https://t.co/wpNwwN9gNn https://t.co/2hUyeOLw3Q https://t.co/2hUyeOLw3Q
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