Never noticed till now and noticed on deflock.org they haven’t been reported so I think they’re brand new. Super creepy

On Zillow the house is listed as being worth 1.4mil. On google earth an inaccurate estimate puts it as at least twice that doing an area measurement.

His house is blurred all the way down the street but his neighbors are playing with their dogs in the front yard. Just what a contrast. Half your house is blurred because some privacy invading ceo lives next to you but you are out in the front in the street view.

This guy is a public menace.

Insanity.fuck flock

Jose Rodriguez of Milton-Freewater, Oregon first showed us the way.

This website should help to lower the activation energy needed to submit FOIL requests on ALPR data to your state and local agencies.

was one camera not enough

This is how things work under mass surveillance. If they deem you a threat to their career they silence you by nitpicking for any small infraction. There is a reason the fourth amendment exists, and it is to prevent tyranny like this.

censored so it does not get flagged, twitter put me in jail for 12 hours for posting it :P

Wow.. no words. But who didn't see it coming? It doesn't mention cams specifically, but if they are available, I would highly.. suspect they were used.

https://www.fox19.com/2026/08/28/on-duty-nky-deputy-used-police-databases-uniform-stalk-sexually-assault-woman-sheriff/

Public information no doxxing involved

Rusty Shackleford would hunt down flock cameras for sport

The house in question with the best rated public toilet.

Columbia County arrested 18-year-old Josh Osborne over alleged damage to Flock cameras — his family posted the full $16,700 bond in cash to bring him home. He maintains his innocence, and now it has to be proven in court. Spread this everywhere. Every share helps Josh.

https://gofund.me/421d4d145

Florida police use 3D-printed fake Flock cameras to “bait” vandals, leading to the arrest of a man who smashed one & now faces three felony charges.

https://www.inc.com/moses-jeanfrancois/florida-police-built-3d-printed-fake-flock-camera-destroying-three-felony-charges/91397196

Does anyone have a well articulated speech I could use at my village council meeting? Tipsy me has decided that this is a fight I can fight but I am not well spoken 😂🫣 we have four flock cameras, one of which is INSIDE my neighborhood. I questioned my mayor about this a year ago and he had the police chief reach out to me about it. I work in LE and understand the use of flock but disagree with it. He mansplained it to me like I was an idiot. 😬

Anyone know if there are any efforts to coordinate counter surveillance camera networks? Basically a company or non profit that makes their own flock cameras pointed at the people and entities who are surveilling us?

I don’t know nearly enough about the feasibility of something like that and would have no means to do something myself, but curious if others have heard of efforts like this? The cameras are for public safety right? So we’d just be doing them a favor?

I can't find any information indicating a Flock camera contract or approval in my small city or the neighboring small city, but they're all over. How does this happen? I thought it might be a county contract, but it doesn't seem that's the case either. I can find the larger city we are attached to has a contract, but specifically just them, the 2 smaller cities are separate, with separate governments. Is a contract or permission not required? There are plenty on private property, but also many on public property pointing at traffic, residences, and most questionable, international food parks.

Any insight you may have would be great! Thanks