Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission
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Also written as: FWC · the agency
Involved in
- FWC officers classified Parker under the internal designation "Captive Wildlife Violator" to justify their searches, despite Parker never receiving a citation or warning.
- The ALPR network allowed an environmental agency to physically track and harass a citizen solely for speaking at public meetings.
- Parker is an environmental scientist and media director for USARK Florida, and he frequently testified against FWC policies at public hearings.
- Because FWC officers can access the centralized ALPR grid without a warrant or formal "articulable suspicion," the agency's leadership systematically deployed the tracking system to intimidate a vocal opponent.
- FWC law enforcement officers logged into the statewide DAVID system to query Daniel Parker's driver and vehicle information over 50 times, tracking his movements via the Flock Safety camera network.
- The Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission utilized automated license plate readers to continuously monitor a prominent environmental advocate.
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