Cameras are everywhere...even in sunglasses now..get over it..
They know where you are by the portal GPS in your pocket..
Heck they are listening in on in home conversations so it knows when to mute the tv..
Party like it's 1984..because it is .. :aok
Eagler
Title: Re: Flock Cameras
Post by: Captain Virgil Hilts on August 29, 2026, 08:53:42 AM
UnConstitutional. But then, that has not been obeyed in 200 years.
The abuse of those things is so insane that they're constantly in CYA mode.
If only the citizens were not so stupid and lazy.
Title: Re: Flock Cameras
Post by: Meatwad on August 29, 2026, 10:22:26 AM
National deflock day, where all the cameras are cut down and destroyed overnight
Title: Re: Flock Cameras
Post by: Captain Virgil Hilts on August 29, 2026, 07:01:27 PM
Incredibly sad that 95% of the general population is so willing to stand for crap like flock cameras.
The warnings of the Founders are almost completely ignored at this point.
"Those who would trade essential liberty for the false hope of temporary security deserve neither."
Way too many are entirely too happy with the peaceful tranquility of servitude.
Title: Re: Flock Cameras
Post by: RichardDarkwood on August 30, 2026, 06:09:58 AM
There are some benefits of the cameras I can stand behind.
Missing or stolen children being tracked is the top one. Several amber alerts here in Ohio have resulted in the children being recovered due to the cameras. One woman stole a child from the Columbus area, and they were able to track the person to Indianapolis because of the flock cameras.
The second scenario would be a silver alert. They are able to track down lost senior citizens with dementia that have wandered off.
Title: Re: Flock Cameras
Post by: Eagler on August 30, 2026, 07:01:36 AM
Those worried about this latest camera..that no one would have even heard about if it weren't for the police personal abuse of it..have no problems with Alexa and their cell phone GPS tracking and listening to their every word..
When properly administrated the good outweighs the bad imo..
Wasn't it 5g that was going to destroy us all before it was this camera noise.. :banana:
Eagler
Title: Re: Flock Cameras
Post by: RichardDarkwood on August 30, 2026, 08:03:55 AM
Wasn't it 5g that was going to destroy us all before it was this camera noise.. :banana:
Eagler
it is destroying us
slowly
microwave frequencys transmitted steadily over a period of time
Title: Re: Flock Cameras
Post by: icepac on August 30, 2026, 10:06:22 AM
I have a 5G filter on my TV antenna and a moca filter on my cable in front of the cable modem.
Title: Re: Flock Cameras
Post by: Captain Virgil Hilts on August 30, 2026, 10:08:48 AM
It's barely 5 years old, and it is being severely abused.
I think "properly administered" has already left the building.
The comparison between cell phones and the cameras is utterly bogus. We voluntarily carry cell phones for the ease they create in our lives. We CAN leave them at home.
No such scenario exists with the cameras.
They LOVE to tell you about the "success stories", they hide the abuses, and swear to you they'll prevent them.
And most of you just gulp it down.
Title: Re: Flock Cameras
Post by: Lazerr on August 30, 2026, 06:26:24 PM
It's barely 5 years old, and it is being severely abused.
I think "properly administered" has already left the building.
The comparison between cell phones and the cameras is utterly bogus. We voluntarily carry cell phones for the ease they create in our lives. We CAN leave them at home.
No such scenario exists with the cameras.
They LOVE to tell you about the "success stories", they hide the abuses, and swear to you they'll prevent them.
And most of you just gulp it down.
Any examples of the abuse of these cameras? I've always held the opinion if you arent trying to hide something, why are they such an issue?
Not saying you are right or wrong.. Just looking for a different perspective.
Title: Re: Flock Cameras
Post by: Spikes on August 30, 2026, 06:31:49 PM
Any examples of the abuse of these cameras? I've always held the opinion if you arent trying to hide something, why are they such an issue?
Not saying you are right or wrong.. Just looking for a different perspective.
First off, they're quite literally warrantless surveillance. Seriously. WTF is wrong with people?
Second, a quick search will yield dozens of reports of "law enforcement" using it for all sorts of nefarious purposes, such as tracking ex's and spouses. And that's barely scratching the surface. If that is what is published, just imagine what hasn't been published, never mind what has not been discovered.
Title: Re: Flock Cameras
Post by: hazmatt on August 30, 2026, 08:38:27 PM
First off, they're quite literally warrantless surveillance. Seriously. WTF is wrong with people?
Second, a quick search will yield dozens of reports of "law enforcement" using it for all sorts of nefarious purposes, such as tracking ex's and spouses. And that's barely scratching the surface. If that is what is published, just imagine what hasn't been published, never mind what has not been discovered.
Maybe but, SCOTUS say's you have no expectation of privacy on Highways/Roads etc. I don't know shyster toejam, but that's the kind of thing that either needs changed, or at least addressed.
Otherwise, If they have them, they will abuse them. That is the way... don’t ask me how I know, but you would be aghast with great vengeance and furious anger. WAY before Flock. :old:
Title: Re: Flock Cameras
Post by: Eagler on August 31, 2026, 07:26:53 AM
So a few bad cops should shelve an other wise useful tool that has already saved numerous people...
How about we just get rid of the bad cops..
You guys against every camera on the roads or just these flock branded ones..
Cameras have been used for decades..and always will be ..
As I said these cameras don't invade on one's privacy anymore than your phone or Alexa does but has gotten their got goat up fighting against the man for their latest cause that we are all supposed to be for or we are part of the problem too.. :rolleyes:
Eagler
Title: Re: Flock Cameras
Post by: Captain Virgil Hilts on August 31, 2026, 08:08:56 PM
How about we just get rid of the criminals?
Oh, yeah, you have to catch them first. And hope someone will prosecute them. I say that as former law enforcement.
Turns out, in many cases, red light cameras cause MORE accidents.
Yeah, I'm opposed to ALL warrantless surveillance.
If you go into a store, you consent to their rules. It's not the same.
I have a problem with the government, which obviously cannot be trusted, and is full of criminals, constantly taking pictures of citizens in case they do something wrong.
Try getting constant warrantless surveillance on government officials. They actually work for us. Let me know how it works out for you.
It really amazes me how utterly spineless people are. Big brother has no intention of "taking care of you", warrantless surveillance is just being sold to you under the premise of it being "for your own good".
Title: Re: Flock Cameras
Post by: Vulcan on September 01, 2026, 12:15:21 AM
Maybe but, SCOTUS say's you have no expectation of privacy on Highways/Roads etc. I don't know shyster toejam, but that's the kind of thing that either needs changed, or at least addressed.
And the irony is when you try and film police, police cars, police stations/property entirely legally (in any country) they absolutely hate it.
Title: Re: Flock Cameras
Post by: Eagler on September 01, 2026, 07:07:39 AM
Florida has pulled them...
The Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT) has revoked all active permits for automated license plate readers (ALPRs), including Flock Safety cameras, on state highway right-of-ways. Local agencies have 30 days to remove the devices
Curious to see if blue states follow or now love them as this conservative one obviously doesn't..
Silver and amber alerts will have a tougher time in the sunshine state..
How about we get rid of abusive police officers along with criminals..and leave tools that help fight/solve crimes..
Eagler
Title: Re: Flock Cameras
Post by: Animl-AW on September 01, 2026, 09:56:43 AM
Cops in or wanting relationships is not secluded to cams.
We had a child, I filed paternity to do the right thing. When most gutless makes run from it. She didn’t want me to have control because she was nuts and I would have gotten custody.
As we all know now, I had a cop after my GF. Fine if she wants you take her, no one needs garbage. To get me out of the way I was being charged with half-baked half-truths and posted many bails, some up to $28k. The town I lived in the cops, who served the warrants knew me, they wanted to buy the black labs I raised and trained, knew something was wrong and refused to serve anymore warrants on me. I was facing ip to 12 yrs.
When court came my “GF” and this cop walk into the court room as a couple. This is a major no-no and showed biased charges. Obviously she was cheating on me and a part of it.
This huge defense we had ended in one sentence from my attorney, as he saw this, turned around and saw this, pointed at them and said “Your honor, I think we can all see why we are here today.”
The judge dismissed all charges, the cop was later fired. Had they not made that mistake I would have been in jail for nothing. Even though I was free it cost me $40-50k.
They are using these cams to do this stalking to know and go after the BF Point being, a cop who cannot sustain a relationship is a very dangerous cop.
They should not have ANY control of these cams. Only dispatch should.
Thats the real story on what I was doxxed about. They refused to show all charges dropped.
Title: Re: Flock Cameras
Post by: Spikes on September 01, 2026, 10:01:03 AM
Where I live, those cameras were banned and replaced with Axon that can provide a bit more accountability. The police need to provide reason for accessing the information and it is audited frequently. Whether or not people would be punished for abusing the system, who knows, but it is better than nothing.
I think at the end of the day, these types of cameras can be extremely helpful but there needs to be trust from the community that they will not be abused. Unfortunately, I don't think that'll ever happen (that they won't be abused, and therefore there will never be trust).
Title: Re: Flock Cameras
Post by: AKIron on September 01, 2026, 10:11:40 AM
I'm gonna say no to automated public surveillance. Body cams for cops have proven to be useful though. I wouldn't deny individuals the right to record while in public.
Title: Re: Flock Cameras
Post by: Eagler on September 02, 2026, 07:26:03 AM
A Flock Safety license plate reader camera recently helped St. Petersburg police locate a missing, confused 99-year-old man driving his truck, allowing officers to safely reunite him with his family within four minutes of his license plate being scanned.
A Flock Safety license plate reader camera recently helped St. Petersburg police locate a missing, confused 99-year-old man driving his truck, allowing officers to safely reunite him with his family within four minutes of his license plate being scanned.
They also have a 30%+ rate of errors. Many innocent people have also been accused of crimes and even jailed based on data these cameras have provided. For every one of these that were able to prove their innocence, there are some that just happened to be driving in the wrong spot at the wrong time and are incarcerated and innocent.
We’re already being watched enough as it is. Compromising freedom under the guise of safety is truly a slippery slope. What’s being witnessed about these cameras is only the tip of the iceberg. Only the issues we know about and are being documented. The institutional abuse won’t ever likely come to light. I’m, frankly, not willing to give up what freedom I have left so grandpa can be found before his truck runs out of gas.
Title: Re: Flock Cameras
Post by: Eagler on September 02, 2026, 08:18:37 AM
I think the family of the 99 year old isn't worried about stupid cops tracking their cheating girlfriend or wife with the tool that just saved him..
It's a distraction really as they are just replacing the flock camera with other more secured ones..the surveillance isn't going away..stay paranoid :noid
Eagler
Title: Re: Flock Cameras
Post by: Randy1 on September 02, 2026, 08:50:28 AM
Flock like cameras have been used by repo companies for some time now. They are mounted in police cars as well.
Even in our tiny town we have flock cameras. They are well supported by the community.
Title: Re: Flock Cameras
Post by: Animl-AW on September 02, 2026, 09:25:50 AM
There’s a big difference between cameras every where we go, which an individual officer has no control of and those they do have control of. It should be up to dispatchers or the like. Not an individual officer.
Even plate readers probably get their data from the department for things like stolen cars.
Police have no hand in repo.
Many towns and cities have cases of officer abuse of Flock cams. So it’s not just paranoia, like floating Chinese lanterns as UFOs. Many have been fired.
It’s not cams that are the problem, it’s the design of them and who they allow to control them.
Not only that, they are too easy to destroy.
Locks are for honest people. Thinking everyone who wears a badge, even military, are all honest is foolish.
We already have cams everywhere, it’s the design of this one that is the problem. They bought crap.
Title: Re: Flock Cameras
Post by: icepac on September 03, 2026, 07:33:39 AM
I never needed a flock camera when I was Repo'ing cars in Overtown and Liberty City.
Title: Re: Flock Cameras
Post by: Mar on September 03, 2026, 07:37:11 AM
The 4th amendment exists for a reason. Innocent until proven guilty exists for a reason. The constitution is a limitation to be applied to the government for reason. The fact that so many have forgotten these things means we are in very big trouble.
Title: Re: Flock Cameras
Post by: Shuffler on September 05, 2026, 03:26:48 PM
Odd how many support crime these days. I have no issues with flock. It will be easier to find those criminals. Best the law does before I do if my family is harmed.
Title: Re: Flock Cameras
Post by: Captain Virgil Hilts on September 05, 2026, 06:24:28 PM
Odd how many support crime these days. I have no issues with flock. It will be easier to find those criminals. Best the law does before I do if my family is harmed.
Support crime?
Those cameras you support record your every move. They SELL data gleaned from tracking you. And law enforcement abuses the system as often as they use it judiciously.
You believe they won't be hacked? You think they care who does what with the data about you they sell?
I'm really surprised how many people gleefully surrender their liberty, for "security" supposedly given by a government that will do to you far more than it will ever do for you.
The government you happily surrender your liberty to cannot be trusted.
Title: Re: Flock Cameras
Post by: Meatwad on September 05, 2026, 06:59:51 PM
A well pointed high power green laser will fry the optics of a flock camera
Title: Re: Flock Cameras
Post by: Animl-AW on September 06, 2026, 12:17:31 AM
The point is missed
It's not the use of cams it's the design of this manufacture of Flock is swiss cheese. It allows as much corruption as it stops.
We already have cams everywhere. you can't walk down any city street nor alley without being on some cam. Door cams, store cams, street cams, go pros, car cams, I'll bet the cam on your phone can be activated without your knowledge.....it's Flock design that is fubar.
No street cop should have control of them at all. That's for the dept/dispatcher.
We may not like cams everywhere, but it's not going away anymore than AI. Combined it's just too much.
Title: Re: Flock Cameras
Post by: Eagler on September 06, 2026, 08:06:25 AM
Any jack wad can walk up in public and film your every move and there is nothing you can do about it..
You have nerds now wearing cameras in their eyeglasses...
It is called a distraction..sorta like the trial of the crazy murdering so called mother...distraction from much larger things like the world falling apart both financially and morally...news cycles are the ticket folks.. :old:
..but stay paranoid and all worked up about one specific set of cameras...cameras that have done more good than harm....:noid..
Psst ..all your data is sold everywhere all the time.. :aok
Eagler
Title: Re: Flock Cameras
Post by: Captain Virgil Hilts on September 06, 2026, 08:07:41 AM
:rofl :rofl :rofl :rofl :rofl :rofl :rofl :rofl
These cameras are NOT like the security cameras owned by private individuals or companies trying to cut down on crime at their residence or business. These are companies whose ONLY goal is to collect as much data on you as possible, and make profits from it, by being paid with your money, by your government, which takes your money, and to sell your data.
The so called "trusted individual" doesn't work, either, there have already been several caught who were compromised in one way or another, and violated the rules.
The government, which takes your money, which spends or gives that money away contrary to your best interest, which lies to you, and abuses the various systems, is literally paying companies, with your tax dollars, to collect date about you, which they give to the government without a warrant, or any other restriction, and which they also sell.
Oh, these cameras have been placed near places like firearm ranges as well. Think about it. The government, which is/has already created a defacto gun registry, which the Constitution forbids, is now watching to see if you go and practice, to develop/maintain competency.
Why do you think they preemptively started telling all these stories about how great these cameras have been? Because they've been abusing them, like they abuse everything else, and they don't want to be forced to give them up.
The courts have ruled, somewhat in error, that you have no expectation of privacy. However, what you DO have expectation of, is the government not conducting constant surveillance of you without valid reason and a legally and honestly obtained warrant.
People keep talking about the cell phones tracking you. Yeah, one arrant must be obtained to get your location data. Another to get your call or text history. And the cell phone companies have been fairly decent, at least, about protecting you and your privacy.
These cameras and companies protect nothing. And if you think the government is doing this for your protection and in your best interest, try to remember the last time they actually protected you or acted in your best interest.
Title: Re: Flock Cameras
Post by: Eagler on September 06, 2026, 08:17:48 AM
:noid..oh not gun ranges..no paranoia there..
Is it counting how many times we go to publix and lowes too... :x
:rofl :rofl :rofl
Eagler
Title: Re: Flock Cameras
Post by: Captain Virgil Hilts on September 06, 2026, 09:08:42 AM
You "think" the cameras have done more good than harm. Based on what they told you. And what they were forced to admit to.
It's like an iceberg. You only see what is above the surface. Not what is below. You have absolutely no idea how much harm has been done. It's like any other crime. Only a portion has been discovered, only a portion of that has been "solved". And only a portion of those have been "punished".
This is hilarious.
Hell, you think the federal reserve is a good thing. And you want them to abuse you more.
:rofl :rofl :rofl :rofl :rofl :rofl :rofl
Title: Re: Flock Cameras
Post by: Eagler on September 06, 2026, 12:18:10 PM
When did I state that..
I am hoping for a rate increase before we lock in our annuities again..
You live yours and we'll live ours ..
Not to worried about a camera iceberg as much as a financial one these days.. :aok
This flock noise is just that...where diesel at these days..oh wait those darn cameras..lol
Eagler
Title: Re: Flock Cameras
Post by: AKIron on September 06, 2026, 01:09:58 PM
The Real Estate market has largely stalled thanks to interest rates. Apartments are going up all around us. Even if prices fall as a result few will buy due to the interest rates. The market should dictate rates. Not a self-interested organization like The Fed.
Title: Re: Flock Cameras
Post by: AKIron on September 06, 2026, 01:12:11 PM
If your goal is to make more or even everyone a renter this is how it's done.
Title: Re: Flock Cameras
Post by: Captain Virgil Hilts on September 06, 2026, 03:23:20 PM
The Real Estate market has largely stalled thanks to interest rates. Apartments are going up all around us. Even if prices fall as a result few will buy due to the interest rates. The market should dictate rates. Not a self-interested organization like The Fed.
How dare you speak free market common sense.
Some out of control bureaucrat should decide what it costs to borrow money, and you know it. The government knows what is good for you.
Title: Re: Flock Cameras
Post by: CptTrips on September 06, 2026, 03:38:05 PM
Even if prices fall as a result few will buy due to the interest rates.
Which will just collapse the prices further in a snowball effect.
Interest rates are still below the 50 year average.
Interest rates aren't the problem. Employment is the problem. Confidence in future economic state is the problem. The over all unemployment rate is not bad (well the numbers are probably fake), but the unemployment rate for young people is the worst it's been for decades.
Unless you can sell you house to other boomers who are already trying to down-size, there is no one to buy them. It's like the car lots trying to sell 100k trucks. Let them rot.
Title: Re: Flock Cameras
Post by: Captain Virgil Hilts on September 06, 2026, 05:36:12 PM
Which will just collapse the prices further in a snowball effect.
Interest rates are still below the 50 year average.
Interest rates aren't the problem. Employment is the problem. Confidence in future economic state is the problem. The over all unemployment rate is not bad (well the numbers are probably fake), but the unemployment rate for young people is the worst it's been for decades.
Unless you can sell you house to other boomers who are already trying to down-size, there is no one to buy them. It's like the car lots trying to sell 100k trucks. Let them rot.
Interest rates ARE the problem. Even mortgage companies are telling people new mortgages are not smart.
Interest rates might not be such a problem, if home prices were not high. Interest rates approaching 7% were not a horrific problem when I bought my first house 30+ years ago, for $77,000. But throw a 6.5% interest rate on a $425,000 home, and interest becomes a serious problem.
And there's no reason for it. It's stupid. Interest rates have nothing to do with inflation. That's just a government excuse to manipulate money. And, historically, government interference has made the economy worse, and prolonged the periods of recession and depression.
Interesting, the market added 160,000+ jobs last month. Companies struggling two plus years ago are now posting their 18th consecutive month of growth. The economy isn't quite as bad as they'd like you to think.
Title: Re: Flock Cameras
Post by: CptTrips on September 06, 2026, 05:42:31 PM
The 50-year historical average for a 30-year fixed-rate home mortgage in the United States is approximately 7.7%. Today it's about 6.75%.
The real problem is house prices that have doubled since COVID and young people who would be buying the houses off boomers don't think they will have a job in a year.
Sure 4% home loans were great cocaine. But those days will never be seen again. And a lot of these boomer houses are heading for 30% reduction.
Title: Re: Flock Cameras
Post by: Eagler on September 06, 2026, 05:47:28 PM
Lower rates cause inflated prices everytime as most can only afford to buy over time..credit..how much can you afford monthly 🙃
We are now buying our own debt back as the buyers don't see the value these days..
That has to change if the circus is to continue as scheduled..
Eagler
Title: Re: Flock Cameras
Post by: CptTrips on September 06, 2026, 05:53:13 PM
Economics (intelligent, factual economics, anyway) proves that claim utterly false. The government spending money it doesn't really have, "borrowing" money it will never repay, printing money continually, making every penny in circulation already worth less, all drive inflation. And it is done intentionally. Interest rates mean nothing when it comes to inflation. The government flooding the economy with "money" it has destroyed the value of is the driving force. It happens every single time. The $40 trillion in debt is driving inflation.
The government makes your money worthless, and you beg them to do it, while clinging to your annuities, and begging the fed to wreck the economy.
It's already happening. For many, selling is a necessity, not optional. People get laid off and need the money. People need to move closer to children. People need that equity back out to live on in retirement after downsizing.
For a lot of people, that house WAS their retirement fund.
You think granny and grandpa want to try and run a rent house two states away when they need to downsize and move closer to kids?
You can still find reasonable houses out in BFE Wyoming etc, but young people need to buy homes where the jobs are.
Title: Re: Flock Cameras
Post by: AKIron on September 07, 2026, 07:48:55 AM
Prices have fallen a bit but not substantially. No one who paid $400K for a house is going to sell it for $200K or even $300K. Homes around here just aren't moving very fast and north Texas is still a growing area and houses are not priced out of reach like many other areas. Like I said before though, apartments are being built all around. People do need a roof over their head and the money is anticipating renters for a while.
Never forget, Soylent Green is people.
Title: Re: Flock Cameras
Post by: Eagler on September 07, 2026, 08:00:20 AM
Flock home prices...just hoping they eliminate or reduce the property tax rip off..:banana:..but ain't betting on it..
Now back to the op concerning a specific camera paranoia :noid...
Eagler
Title: Re: Flock Cameras
Post by: AKIron on September 07, 2026, 08:29:22 AM
Jefferson probably didn't say it but I bet he thought it.
"Government big enough to give you everything you want is big enough to take everything you have."
Title: Re: Flock Cameras
Post by: Randy1 on September 07, 2026, 12:28:52 PM
The Real Estate market has largely stalled thanks to interest rates. Apartments are going up all around us. Even if prices fall as a result few will buy due to the interest rates. The market should dictate rates. Not a self-interested organization like The Fed.
I had an interest rate at 8.3% then the next house I had to borrow at 11.2% Hard for me to get too excited over the low interest of today.
These low interest rates are making house unaffordable due to the tremendous amount of upfront money required to buy a starter house for a young family...
Title: Re: Flock Cameras
Post by: Captain Virgil Hilts on September 07, 2026, 02:22:16 PM
I had an interest rate at 8.3% then the next house I had to borrow at 11.2% Hard for me to get too excited over the low interest of today.
These low interest rates are making house unaffordable due to the tremendous amount of upfront money required to buy a starter house for a young family...
In most places, FHA and THDA are offering low down payments, the problem is, as stated earlier, 6%-7% is not terrible on an $80,000 loan. It's brutal on a $400,000+ loan, and then there's the price inching up above $450,000 or higher here. For a young family, with average incomes, anyway. Even a 30 year mortgage is often out of reach, and they're 1/2% to 1% higher than a 15.
Hell, I wouldn't want to pay my 15 year mortgage if it was at 6% rather than 3%. We probably could afford it, if I stopped contributing to my retirement, and gave up everything else.
People who don't need to sell are not selling cheap. People who want to sell are selling high. The new thing is the massive number of "leased" homes. Entire developments where you NEVER own the home. You have an open ended lease, and it ain't lease to own. About 7-8 miles from my house, there's a 200 house development leasing houses at $2500 a month.
Title: Re: Flock Cameras
Post by: AKIron on September 07, 2026, 02:26:00 PM
We live in a relatively small HOA. About a hundred homes in our area. The HOA restricts rentals to no more than 15% of the homes at any given time. Some hate that and have sued the HOA. They lost.
Title: Re: Flock Cameras
Post by: AKIron on September 07, 2026, 02:28:38 PM
An aside, I recently learned Houston Tx has no zoning. Build what you want on your property. Not sure I'd like that.
Title: Re: Flock Cameras
Post by: CptTrips on September 07, 2026, 02:34:32 PM
Flock home prices...just hoping they eliminate or reduce the property tax rip off..:banana:..but ain't betting on it..
Now back to the op concerning a specific camera paranoia :noid...
Eagler
People can walk and chew gum at the same time. They can be concerned about both. This thread about one. The other’s milage may vary, as we’ve seen many times.
Title: Re: Flock Cameras
Post by: RichardDarkwood on September 08, 2026, 08:21:26 PM
Flock cameras mounted on law enforcement vehicles
Title: Re: Flock Cameras
Post by: AKKuya on September 08, 2026, 10:09:36 PM
Has Elvis been spotted yet?
Title: Re: Flock Cameras
Post by: AKIron on September 09, 2026, 10:45:14 AM