Backlash against Flock surveillance cameras goes nationwide
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All this expensive surveillance tech getting defeated by a guy with a roof rake is objectively pretty funny
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Give it a month and the city will spend 80 grand on a rake resistant guard. Government always finds a way to waste money
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Then they'll install a second camera to monitor the rake guard
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Cities rolled these cameras out with barely any public discussion, and now they're shocked people are furious. Don't vandalize, but things like this should be discussed first.
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Who said don’t vandalize?
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Me. I'm against the cameras, but the city would just replace it. Waste of tax dollars and potentially going to prison isn't work it
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apparently the Flock CEO
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