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5 Mar 2026 Cheeky Pint Garrett Langley of Flock Safety on building technology to solve crime
“I think I've heard of one case in the last 12 months where someone was smart enough to commit a homicide and left their cell phone at home by design.”
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- 5 Mar 2026
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…Cell data records? Something like that, yeah. But to your point, it's the broader, like you hit these three towers, therefore you're in this general vicinity. That is one of the best-kept secrets for law enforcement of how to solve crime, which people dumbly commit crime with their cell phone in their pocket every time. It's very rare. I think I've heard of one case in the last 12 months where someone was smart enough to commit a homicide and left their cell phone at home by design. It was a very intentional, they were very organized. A couple other ones. How did they get caught?…
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