Stop The Flock - No ALPR Cameras in Damascus, Virginia

William Harrison

Flock cameras are the most horrific violation of our rights as american citizens. In the short time they have been illegally installed in our towns and cities they have been abused by officers to stalk ex partners, hacked by anonymous online entities to watch a children's gymnastics facility, and they also often falsely flag individuals for crimes they did not commit. This would be a disgusting disservice to the people of Damascus to install such a nasty, abusable tool of surveillance.

Emily Boucher

Violation of trust and privacy. I do not want my data gather and stored for who knows who to access

Aliese Harrison

Flock cameras violate our privacy  by taking photos of every vehicle passing their cameras, logging detailed information about them into a massive nationwide database, and making it possible to track those vehicles and apply AI to uncover their occupants’ private patterns of life.

Brenda Slagle

This will hurt our town

Jason Samuel

Its a violation of my rights.

Roy Barlow

You are being tracking by these cameras by your license plate number.

Jasmine Rollins

It’s a small town, the police do a great job already. We do not need these. This is crazy!

Michael Trepiccione

We don't need any mor "Big BrothThe government is way out of line in our lives as it is. Damascus, a town I drive through weekly, is fine on its own and does not need a large corporation making money off of their spying on activity. This renders the public defenseless when a slight speed limit is over stepped. STOP THIS BEFORE IT GETS OUT OF HAND!

Karen Hollifield

Total invasion of privacy

Lillith Holt

We do not need this kind of surveillance in this small town. If they truly cared about their citizens, they would work harder to find out why a woman was found deceased after weeks of looking for her, beside her place of work. They do not truly care about their citizens.

sophia owens

it should be against the law i’m not consenting to being watched!!!

Chris Lambert

I care about the 4th amendment and I don’t want to live in a police state with undue surveillance under the guise that it’s a benefit to the community. The bureaucracy of the government doesn’t need more power, the individual does. This is hand in hand with data centers, kill switches in car and digital currency. Each right we give up we can’t get back.

eleanor goodrich

Corporate surveillance and data mining doesn't make me feel safer. Our town can't afford to scare away visitors while we're still trying to recover from Helene and bring tourists back to Damascus.

Lee Borg

Please DO NOT forther expose the personal details of our daily lives to whom ever wants to exploit that information. Period.

Julie Crow

Invasion of privacy.

Ron Daniels

I am opposed to Flock invading my privacy.

Dianne Seger

Intrusive and no true regulation of the data they collect

Alison Manuel

Because I believe in civil rights. Damascus is a very low crime rate area. Waste of local money

Sven Dye

Get rid of them

dylan richardson

Why aren’t they outside of every politicians house and public leaders homes?