Stop The Flock - No ALPR Cameras in Damascus, Virginia
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Zac Cornett
3 days ago
My freind Jackson is passionate about these flock cameras I rdc
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laurie stoermann
4 days ago
I vote for less government surveillance.
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Zach Watson
4 days ago
I live just outside of town and would rather take my business elsewhere because of this unconstitutional surveillance.
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Keith Wampler
4 days ago
Privacy
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Garrett Minton
4 days ago
Not constitutional
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Heather Howard
4 days ago
Kermit, flock cameras are BS and you know it
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Heather Roark
4 days ago
Privacy concern
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Cassa VonKundra
7 days ago
I am concerned about the amount of data collected and the need for AI data centers despite the environmental toll on water and energy usage, not to mention the data used by unauthorized individuals. We don’t want these cameras in our town!
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Dylan Dickey
9 days ago
I want to protect civilian privacy for generations.
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James Lombard
18 days ago
I don’t think some one watching me and or tracking everything I do in areas is what our nation is about . Some will say they don’t do that and you know that how data mining is big money along with how do you know it won’t be abused . Some will say phones already do that , that doesn’t make it ok along with how do you know some people don’t have a way around that . . Some might say it’s for safety . I’m not willing to give up anyone’s privacy for me to feel safe . 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸💪💪💪
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Constance Roberts
27 days ago
If they use them to chase criminals, then I am good using them. However, interfering with my personal rights is a big NONo
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Marie Popiolek
1 month ago
Failure to properly install them in the right of way costs taxpayers in the form of lawsuits. Legal challenges to pervasive surveillance not tied to investigations and pending litigation concerning FOIA requests for public data costs taxpayers in the form of man hours to address. Abuse by individuals/3rd parties affects everyone and disproportionally women and minorities. Flock/ALPRs are destine to be on the wrong side of history.
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Mary Neely
1 month ago
Shared information with other entities
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Hilary Greenberg
1 month ago
Personal information is not secure. Florida is already removing them state wide. Police officers that I’ve talked to feel the same.
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Karen Shaffer
1 month ago
You can do better Damascus! Stop the Flock!
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Scott Scholl
1 month ago
It makes the town look bad and is not healthy for the birds.
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Sherri Keene
1 month ago
There are too many questions with the Flock Camera company. No oversight or regulations.
My freind Jackson is passionate about these flock cameras I rdc
I vote for less government surveillance.
I live just outside of town and would rather take my business elsewhere because of this unconstitutional surveillance.
Privacy
Not constitutional
Kermit, flock cameras are BS and you know it
Privacy concern
I am concerned about the amount of data collected and the need for AI data centers despite the environmental toll on water and energy usage, not to mention the data used by unauthorized individuals. We don’t want these cameras in our town!
I want to protect civilian privacy for generations.
I don’t think some one watching me and or tracking everything I do in areas is what our nation is about . Some will say they don’t do that and you know that how data mining is big money along with how do you know it won’t be abused . Some will say phones already do that , that doesn’t make it ok along with how do you know some people don’t have a way around that . . Some might say it’s for safety . I’m not willing to give up anyone’s privacy for me to feel safe . 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸💪💪💪
If they use them to chase criminals, then I am good using them. However, interfering with my personal rights is a big NONo
Failure to properly install them in the right of way costs taxpayers in the form of lawsuits. Legal challenges to pervasive surveillance not tied to investigations and pending litigation concerning FOIA requests for public data costs taxpayers in the form of man hours to address. Abuse by individuals/3rd parties affects everyone and disproportionally women and minorities. Flock/ALPRs are destine to be on the wrong side of history.
Shared information with other entities
Personal information is not secure. Florida is already removing them state wide. Police officers that I’ve talked to feel the same.
You can do better Damascus! Stop the Flock!
It makes the town look bad and is not healthy for the birds.
There are too many questions with the Flock Camera company. No oversight or regulations.
Stop Flock town resident
Privacy is sacred
Privacy still matters to a LOT of us.