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The Flock Cameras Are A Distraction
Cities across the U.S. are reconsidering Flock Safety license plate readers amid backlash over privacy, data sharing, police misuse, and immigration enforcement. But some cities dropping Flock are turning to Axon, a much larger technology company building its own network of license plate readers, body cameras, drones, digital evidence systems, and AI-powered 911 infrastructure.
So is America actually dismantling the surveillance network, or just changing vendors?
In this video, we follow the story from Flock cameras and automated license plate readers (ALPRs) to Axon's expanding surveillance ecosystem, its acquisition of emergency communications company Carbyne, and the strange paper trail behind Carbyne's early investors.
That trail leads through former Israeli Prime Minister Ehud Barak, Peter Thiel's Founders Fund, former Israeli intelligence officials, and Jeffrey Epstein, whose Southern Trust Company provided $1 million used to invest in Carbyne's predecessor, Reporty Homeland Security.
We examine primary documents, investment agreements, emails, corporate filings, and public records showing how that investment was structured, how Epstein remained involved in discussions surrounding the company, and how Carbyne ultimately became part of Axon's growing public-safety technology ecosystem.
Disclaimer:
This video is based on publicly available records and primary-source documentation, including corporate filings, government records, company announcements, contracts, internal company documents, and correspondence released as part of the U.S. Department of Justice's Epstein-file disclosures.
The most sensitive claims in this video — particularly those involving Carbyne/Reporty, Jeffrey Epstein, Ehud Barak, Pinchas Buchris and the company's financing — are based directly on contemporaneous emails, investment agreements, promissory notes, corporate presentations and other underlying documents.
Where the video draws an inference or expresses an opinion, it is presented as such. The existence of a business, financial or personal relationship does not by itself establish criminal conduct, intelligence activity or wrongdoing by any person or organization discussed.
PRIMARY SOURCES:
Carbyne / Reporty financing
EFTA00588757 — Reporty Series A terms. Outlines founders, Barak-linked investment vehicle, and a planned $1.5M investment for equity.
EFTA01172829 — March 2015 promissory note. Southern Trust lends $1M to Barak’s entity, explicitly for purchasing Reporty shares; Barak listed as beneficial owner.
EFTA01172818 — Pledge agreement. Confirms $1M loan used to buy Reporty shares and secures them as collateral.
EFTA01093124 — 2016 conversion agreement. Converts loan into equity in the Reporty holding structure; Southern Trust receives 50% partnership interest and 100% preferred rights.
EFTA02634615 — 2019 warrant correspondence. Describes Carbyne stake increase (13% → 26.33%) and confirms Epstein as controlling person of Southern Trust, with internal note: “I thought we did not want your name associated with this Investment?”
Epstein’s involvement in Reporty/Carbyne
EFTA00356010 — Dec 2014 email. Barak requests Epstein arrange a call with Reporty’s Pinhas Buchris.
EFTA01039524 — July 2017 emails. Epstein, Barak, and Nicole Junkermann discuss fundraising strategy and Cyprus/EU structuring.
EFTA02656963 — May 2018 emails. Carbyne–Founders Fund intro forwarded to Epstein/Barak with suggestion to “put in a word with Peter.”
Carbyne press release (Aug 2018). Announces $15M Series B including Founders Fund.
Founders
EFTA01116597 — Reporty internal deck (2016). Elichai (elite IDF unit), Leshem (former Black Cube), Barak (Chairman/Investor), Buchris (Unit 8200 commander; former MoD director-general; Director & Shareholder).
EFTA00614842 — Dec 2016 report. Mentions “Graphen — Undisclosed Agency” structure for discreet IP commercialization in restricted markets, including Dubai.
These documents are cited by their original file numbers so viewers can independently locate and review the records rather than relying on this video's characterization of them.