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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
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- Sep 30, 2026
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Rockingham County sheriff fails in attempt to defend use of Flock cameras (opens the original)
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Rockingham County Sheriff Bryan Hutcheson went on the “Rocktown Crime Report” recently to discuss the questions and concerns regarding his office’s use of Flock cameras. I cannot stress to you the irony of this segment in which he violates Va Code 2.2-5517 in an attempt to try and quell the questions and concerns he has received. First, Sheriff Hutcheson tries to do this by comparing the speed cameras used by Virginia State Police and the Harrisonburg Police Department recently in the Route 33 w
Community group persuades Elkton Town Council to cut ties with Flock (opens the original)
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Elkton Town Council voted 5-0 at a public meeting on Monday to cut ties with Flock Safety, effective immediately. It’s how we got here that really matters — and what it shows about what a community that comes together can accomplish. The Town of Elkton signed a contract with Flock Safety in 2024, unbeknownst to its residents. The cameras went unnoticed for quite some time. Fast forward to just a few months ago, and I caught wind of it, thanks to another town resident. That’s when the fight start
Flock's business strategy: Getting us to volun-tell on ourselves (opens the original)
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The recent surge of “community outreach” videos published on social media by law enforcement agencies is staggering. We’ve all seen them: a thief steals a car, passes a Flock Safety camera, and is caught minutes later. While these glossy success stories manufacture immediate comfort, they obscure a nightmarish reality. Flock Safety is quietly building the most pervasive node-to-node mass surveillance network ever unleashed on the American public, and the corporate mindset behind it is chilling.
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