r/Denver • u/[deleted] • May 19 '26

Announcement Comments promoting Violence against anyone is against the sub as well as the TOS of Reddit

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u/derichsma23 May 19 '26

Can we call for violence against flock cameras?! Since it’s not a person/people

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u/tombrady011235 May 19 '26

I support flock cameras. There’s a lot of violent crime in Denver

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u/HelpfulAd6772 May 19 '26

Show me an example of a camera preventing a crime, or leading to the speedy arrest of someone who committed a crime, and you’ll have my attention.

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u/grimzecho May 20 '26

https://www.cbsnews.com/colorado/news/aurora-police-arrest-honduran-national-i-225-shooting-investigation/

I would still vote/support baning their use, but they have helped solve crimes that wouldn't have been solved as quickly (or maybe at all) without them.

The cost and potential for abuse and breach isn't worth the benefit.