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David James

Virginia Air Force engineer allegedly cut down 13 Flock cameras, argues they’re unconstitutional: ‘an unhealthy surveillance state’

A Virginia U.S. Air Force mechanic and engineer is facing multiple criminal charges. This includes 13 felony counts, all for waging a one-man war against Flock cameras that he believes are unconstitutional.

Flock cameras are automated license plate reader systems produced by Atlanta-based company Flock Safety. They use AI to record details about every car that passes them, with the information fed to the police to aid in investigations.

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