Americans vandalize and destroy Flock surveillance cameras in growing protest movement

A decentralized wave of vigilante actions against Flock Safety license plate reader cameras has been spreading across the United States. Protesters have employed a range of tactics including smashing, stealing, unplugging, spray-painting, and physically blocking the devices. The movement has no central organization, which experts say makes it difficult for authorities to suppress. Some individuals have been caught and face legal consequences, but this has not deterred others from continuing to target the cameras. The actions reflect broader public unease over the rapid expansion of automated surveillance technology in American communities.