DeFlock Hamilton

Way to go, Hoosiers

From Fort Wayne to Bloomington, Indiana cities are canceling contracts with Flock Safety. While police argue the cameras are vital for solving crimes and finding missing persons, a growing number of residents and lawmakers call it “government overreach.”

Indiana currently ranks ninth in the U.S. for the total number of these cameras, but six counties and cities have recently voted to end their programs.

What do you think? Are these cameras a necessary tool for public safety, or an invasion of privacy?

Read more about the bipartisan pushback: https://tinyurl.com/2ren2pm3

More lies about Flock exposed.

Flock audit logs analyzed by the Dayton Daily News, however, reveal that law enforcement agencies regularly search local ALPR databases for a variety of traffic-related reasons and infractions.

The Flock contract for the City of Hamilton expires this week. Take five minutes of your time to email council and let them know that you don’t want the contract to be renewed and have them restore our civil rights.

Pat Moeller (Mayor): [email protected] (Phone: 513-383-0734)

Lauren Smallwood (Vice Mayor): [email protected] (Phone: 513-785-7040, press 5)

Carla Fiehrer (Council Member) [email protected] (Phone: 513-785-7040, press 4)

Joel Lauer (Council Member) [email protected] (Phone: 513-432-6487)

Susan Vaughn (Council Member)
[email protected] (Phone: 513-292-3565)

Eric Pohlman (Council Member)
[email protected] (Phone: 513-785-7040)

Timothy Naab (Council Member)
[email protected]�513.785.7040 (Press 7)

Sheriff Smith says his county in Florida has shut down their Flock cameras and are canceling the contract. They are done with Flocks nonsense. They will continue chasing criminals and solving crimes. Video in comments.