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The wife of a former police officer who says he was fired for using Flock has come forward to defend him. Mariam Dula says her husband, Randy Dula, used the tec…
The wife of a former police officer who says he was fired for using Flock has come forward to defend him. Mariam Dula says her husband, Randy Dula, used the technology to find his wife as she often suffered from diabetic emergencies. It’s a crime in Georgia to use Flock outside of law enforcement purposes. Dula is appealing his termination, his attorney says.
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@@bababanana2862Imported1wk ago
Oh, for tracking down innocent people for fake bullshit? That's fine. Using it to SAVE LIVES?? Fuck that shit.
@@oneoddduck777Imported1wk ago
He should have complied.
@@NoMoreBoomersImported1wk ago
Don't care. He misused it. Everyone else's wife would have died. Why is his special?
@@anthonypetercoleman339Imported1wk ago
Yeah you guys need to come up with another solution like EVERY OTHER PERSON whose husband is not a cop. Get a medical bracelet or something. The "oh he should have just let me die" poor me poor me is BULLSHIT. Cry me a river lady your husband abused his authority plain and simple. Rules for thee, not for me.
@@metaconwar4601Imported1wk ago
There are many other solutions to the problem of him needing to know his wife’s location. Both iOS and Android operating systems have location sharing to family as a function. There is Life Alert and other systems as well. Why he needed to do it this way is strange.
@@Kris-n-CordobsImported1wk ago
This is fkd up. Hope he gets millions from the lawsuit! Being fired from trying to find his wife that has a serious illness, are you kidding!!!
@@IDF_R_HEROESImported1wk ago
He was stalking his wife.
@@IDF_R_HEROESImported1wk ago
Did dude marry his cousin? He needs a new wife. lol
@@Honeybee48012Imported1wk ago
NO, ABSOLUTELY NOT NOT AN EXCUSE. I CAN SEE MY HUSBAND‘S LOCATION AT ANY FREAKING TIME. I CAN SEE MY SON‘S LOCATION. THERE ARE PLENTY OF APPS THAT YOU CAN PUT ON YOUR PHONE TO BE ABLE TO TRACK YOUR LOVED ONES. THERE IS NO EXCUSE FOR WHAT THIS OFFICER DID.
@@xxx25699Imported1wk ago
Apple tag
@@FrankAnnunziata-q3nImported1wk ago
How long before he tracks his kids, just to make sure they are safe. Tax payers did not pay for flock for his personal use.
@@Honeybee48012Imported1wk ago
Are you serious lady? Why would you say that you don’t know how to use Find My iPhone? You don’t know how to share your location on your own personal phone no your police officer of a husband gets to get special privileges and use the flock cameras. What the hell is wrong with you? That’s why they have phones.
@@ryandennis7023Imported1wk ago
I'm struggling with cgm shortage here myself
@@specialkay4329Imported1wk ago
Control tactics. And wifey is crazy asf. She should NOT be driving.
@@hangtenboyImported1wk ago
No, he didn’t use it for his intended purpose. Nice try though! Guess they didn’t hear about tracking her phone. Or an AirTag? Or any other device so he wasn’t using the government property that tax dollars pay for.
@@dannylee3719Imported1wk ago
Just stop with the flock. It does more harm than good.
@@Sarah-q8h8hImported1wk ago
Isn't this what life 360 is for, breaking the law is breaking the law. There are plenty of ways for his wife to be tracked.
@@SEND_THE_CHECKS_NOWImported1wk ago
Typical wife behavior <br>Always try to runaway with a past or distant lover
@@Jazpig11Imported1wk ago
The one time it wasn't for malicious purposes.
@@rebeccaantolik4777Imported1wk ago
YOU SHOULD HAVE HAD AN AIRTAG ON HER CAR, HER LOCATION ON YOUR PHONE, OR HE SHOULD HAVE ASKED THE SUPERVISOR FOR HELP OR PERMISSION, NOT JUST FEEL FREE TO DO IT , IT'S ILLEGAL!
@@Dmet-p7nImported1wk ago
Dude got what he deserved. She should not be driving,<br>Now he can stay with her and keep his eyes on her 24/7
@@Josh-c9d9bImported1wk ago
7 times over years !!!
@@kathycui5783Imported1wk ago
Her husband could've had her wear an Airtag or any approved app that provides tracking! He broke the law. Seven times in two years?
@@jeffery-jayImported1wk ago
It doesn't matter, it is against the law.<br><br>Normalizing this just opens another Floodgate to having people be pro-flock. What he did was against the law and for good reason. <br><br>There are at least a dozen other ways for him to go look for her in this particular situation.<br><br>He was not using it as intended. If he had, everybody in the office / Department would have been looking for her by way of all means (text alert).<br>he did this on his own. rogue style. This is when it becomes the most dangerous.<br><br>She is ill-informed if she believes that he was using it as intended. Or just a liar.🤷♂️
@@KOkayyyImported1wk ago
🙄Really, CNN? This is giving FOX News😑 👉Fu<K Flock cams. And fu<k ICE, too!🤨🇺🇸💀 👉Justice for Renee Good, Alex Pretti, EPSTEIN's victims & everyone betrayed by the CORRUPT GOP.😑👉🗳️
@@GrahamCampbell-j4iImported1wk ago
Its not like he was stalking her .. he was concerned
@@SamWestonJImported1wk ago
Why don't we just get rid of fucking flock?
@@LauraShallbetterImported1wk ago
Wow. Nice timing. Don’t you love how the media throws this out there, right after a cop is busted for giving her flock camera codes to her ice agent husband? Is this just a little too convenient after a police officer gets busted using flock cameras to stalk women that he wants to date? Just shut up. We don’t want your flock cameras, and we don’t want to pay for your misuse of resources. Buy her an Apple Watch.
@@Mgar9677Imported1wk ago
Suuuuuuure
@@ttrestleImported1wk ago
It’s always the same story with these far right conservative Christian fascist freaks. Get an AirTag like an adult.
@@BK20XXImported1wk ago
Umm she didn't have a cell phone? How would he know wether she needed her help or not?
@@mikecaresforamericanpapermoneyImported1wk ago
How am I suppose to know if the women who making my sandwiches took a shower apply that to life
@@zero11010Imported1wk ago
For a second I thought this was ACTUALLY a positive flock story. Nope. You went out of your way to share another bad flock story.<br><br>So, the officer "misused" the flock database to search for a person who needed to be found. And, her life was in danger when he searched for her. And, also this was a last resort and they have other tracking options to track her movements but those weren't working.<br><br>This sure feels like what flock was designed for. Or, do they need to wait longer until maybe she's more in danger and THEN let him use the service, where a search for a license plate is basically free in terms of the cost of a single search, and absolutely no other searches or uses of the system would be impacted by what he did.
@@saints5597Imported1wk ago
He broke the law. Period
@@moonkey537Imported1wk ago
Would you violate the law/policy to try and protect your family/loved ones? I have a feeling many people would. BUT, as with everything, there are consequences for our actions.
@@bennyb4505Imported1wk ago
They searched real hard to find this ONE illegal use that was actually for a good reason but still ILLEGAL. The icing was her "it's my fault... if he'd just let me die"
@@sayiayia4523Imported1wk ago
Good.
@@dnrduftyImported1wk ago
Elon musk has started to take over cnn, the prop*ogqnda machine will be closing up sbop😮
@@greendove17Imported1wk ago
Sounds like she should not have been driving if medication was a problem.
@@UriReyHendrixImported1wk ago
So he gets to use unlimited data power cuz he is special. Screw that. Lee way means freeway and then anything is probable cause.
@@josemonton9544Imported1wk ago
wife makes it sound like he didn’t do anything . He broke the law. The rest of us suffer the laws wrath for nearly any . Hope to see he gets charged and punished.
@@FitPol1Imported1wk ago
Not an excuse. They know better.
@@michaelmeadii341Imported1wk ago
Cops can't do whatever they want they have to abide by laws as well
@@pinkvivi9345Imported1wk ago
Bad situation. She needs an AirTag or a Life Alert.
The wife of a former police officer who says he was fired for using Flock has come forward to defend him. Mariam Dula says her husband, Randy Dula, used the technology to find his wife as she often suffered from diabetic emergencies. It’s a crime in Georgia to use Flock outside of law enforcement purposes. Dula is appealing his termination, his attorney says.
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This officer used Flock to track his diabetic wife. Then he was fired
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