Unchecked Power: Flock Surveillance, Missouri Licensing Enforcement, Prosecutor Removal, Prison Abuse, and Government Accountability

Civic Outlaws examines what happens when government power outruns evidence, neutral procedure, public records, and meaningful review. Samuel Trapp connects Missouri licensing enforcement and MOLAG’s Cole County lawsuit with Flock camera surveillance, the effort to remove Ray County Prosecutor Camille Johnston, federal findings involving sexual abuse in California women’s prisons, correctional-officer convictions and guilty pleas, and troubling records practices inside a Washington licensing tribunal. The program’s central demand is straightforward: accusations are not judgments, authority is not proof, and every official action should leave an auditable record. Fridays, 7:00–8:30 a.m. Central at damradio.com/live.