I had no idea that the numbers were that huge! In retrospect I could have guessed it. Just read this article [1], that FOIA requests are badly dealt with. It i

I had no idea that the numbers were that huge! In retrospect I could have guessed it. Just read this article [1], that FOIA requests are badly dealt with. It is the same problem. It is just to easy to make the request. There is no economic upside to dealing with them, i.e., dealing with them doesn't generate the resources needed to deal with them. So my solution to both problem (takedown request and FOIA request). You can still do them, but you pay $100 for the privilege. Nothing major, just to put a damper on it. An appeal is also possible but costs $1000. [1]: https://www.vice.com/en/article/5d9qna/i-filed-136-public-records-requests-with-police-and-learned-why-our-system-is-broken https://www.vice.com/en/article/5d9qna/i-filed-136-public-re...