Public was not involved with the decision to place these cameras. These cameras a not always used for the intended use.
R
Rachael Fentress
29 days ago
Because flock cameras are unconstitutional
S
Scotty Martin
29 days ago
Invasion of are privacy
C
Carla Jimenez
29 days ago
I’m supporting my community and would prefer to see these gone
N
Nicki Toops
29 days ago
To protect our privacy and eliminate government over reach.
D
Danielle Ross
29 days ago
Invasion of privacy. Seems we all didnt get a say which is horrible.
D
Dan Hawk
29 days ago
If you give up your freedoms for security, you deserve neither.
M
Michael Bennett
29 days ago
Right ls
C
Court Hopkins
29 days ago
There are absolutely situations where Flock cameras can be a valuable tool, especially helping law enforcement locate an abducted child or respond to a serious crime. My concern is making sure a tool designed for those situations doesn’t turn into unnecessary surveillance of everyday citizens. I believe strongly in protecting our constitutional rights and individual privacy, and in a community like Monmouth, I think we should be cautious about how much government oversight we create. Public safe
K
Karen Selby
29 days ago
Ive seen cases across the US where these cameras have been misused and the end result has been harmful. Therefore I am against these cameras. It is an invasion of privacy in my opinion.
M
Mikayla Noles
29 days ago
Invades our privacy and I\nFeel it goes against our
D
dakota mettler
29 days ago
Invasion of privacy
J
Janelle Larimer
29 days ago
It is an invasion of privacy and unconstitutional
T
Tory Mills
29 days ago
Because the government has no right to surveillance 24/7.
W
Wesley Bellinger
29 days ago
Against Government overreach.
B
Brian Stewart
29 days ago
I believe it to be a direct violation of my 4th amendment right.
B
Belinda Raymond
29 days ago
No to flock camera contract renewal. Take them down!
T
tracy crawley
29 days ago
It violates our rights and privacy and is already being used in the wrong way to track people!
R
Robert Newman
1 month ago
It's bad enough that we have patrol cars that ride your Bumpers in Monmouth to get your license number, or pull you over for a license plate light being out ! I vote NO ! The police have too much power now !
Should require a vote to be approved
Public was not involved with the decision to place these cameras. These cameras a not always used for the intended use.
Because flock cameras are unconstitutional
Invasion of are privacy
I’m supporting my community and would prefer to see these gone
To protect our privacy and eliminate government over reach.
Invasion of privacy. Seems we all didnt get a say which is horrible.
If you give up your freedoms for security, you deserve neither.
Right ls
There are absolutely situations where Flock cameras can be a valuable tool, especially helping law enforcement locate an abducted child or respond to a serious crime. My concern is making sure a tool designed for those situations doesn’t turn into unnecessary surveillance of everyday citizens. I believe strongly in protecting our constitutional rights and individual privacy, and in a community like Monmouth, I think we should be cautious about how much government oversight we create. Public safe
Ive seen cases across the US where these cameras have been misused and the end result has been harmful. Therefore I am against these cameras. It is an invasion of privacy in my opinion.
Invades our privacy and I\nFeel it goes against our
Invasion of privacy
It is an invasion of privacy and unconstitutional
Because the government has no right to surveillance 24/7.
Against Government overreach.
I believe it to be a direct violation of my 4th amendment right.
No to flock camera contract renewal. Take them down!
It violates our rights and privacy and is already being used in the wrong way to track people!
It's bad enough that we have patrol cars that ride your Bumpers in Monmouth to get your license number, or pull you over for a license plate light being out ! I vote NO ! The police have too much power now !