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One of the largest cable TV companies in the United States is training its employees to look for suspicious behavior and report it to police under the guise of a neighborhood watch initiative. Since according to law enforcement and Homeland Security guidelines, suspicious behavior includes owning guns, being politically active, and having bumper stickers on your car, the cable guy’s next visit to your house may turn out to have more interesting consequences than you originally anticipated.
Originally posted by Rams59lb
I appreciate your OPINION "Blanca" but I guess we should simply dismis the story simply because your company hasn't started training you. It is a fact that Realtors are being trained in class rooms every other week, tested with questioniers
“Operation Bright Eyes is designed to maximize the eyes and ears of Bright House Networks field service representatives and other employees to easily identify suspicious behavior and to quickly report criminal activities to police,” according to a Fox 35 report.
Originally posted by Rams59lb
reply to post by SwatMedic
I'm sorry but your bumper sticker statement dismisses your entire arguement now. Stick to the facts of the thread. It wasn't a question if somebody see's a kelo of coke, it's about people not trained in law enforcement being asked to report things that can be misunderstood and could cause inocent people to get shot by swat teams like your Avitor based on ignorant abservations and misunderstandings. Stick to the facts. If the GOV needs snops then hire more trained police but to recruite companies to spy on they're customers is wrong! It's none of their busniness what I do "Legally" just fix my complaint issue or simply install my cable and leave!