Some of the cases involve sexual assault and kidnapping as well.
And obviously those are just the ones who got caught.
To me, it's like a bad shoot. How many unarmed, completely innocent black guys would you be able to shoot because a less than qualified officer "thought his apartment was hers" for instance?
I obviously don't know, but I'm betting the black community, at least in my country (USA), wouldn't countenance anywhere even close to 81 black guys getting shot over nothing like that before we'd hear from them.
I had no idea it was 81. That's a level at which it makes me genuinely wonder why there aren't more protests?
There's way too many departments out there being run like frat houses. This is serious work. You got woman problems you can't separate from the job? Get out, or your leadership should be running you out in a well run department.
It's the same way with guns. If a random dude brandishes a gun, that's bad. If a police officer accidentally shoots someone, probably nobody goes to jail. So, because of that, we should encourage the police to be more careful. With great power comes great responsibility and all that.
The reason people are so concerned about police using Flock for nefarious uses is because, if anyone can get away with it, it's the police. That's what makes it scary.