Flock surveillance cameras

Renewed his call for the city to remove Flock license plate cameras entirely, citing privacy, racial profiling, ICE data-sharing, and no proof of crime reduction.

An electrician who questioned why public money funds cameras on remote dirt roads, saying the surveillance targets working-class communities and doesn't make anyone feel safer.

Described living near a Flock camera as eroding his Fourth Amendment rights and creating paranoia rather than safety, echoing 1984.

Cited 94,000 database searches since 2021 and demanded transparency on oversight, then asked Council to remove the cameras without replacing them with another vendor.