Unauthorized surveillance and violation of privacy rights.
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Morgan Herrin
16 days ago
If we keep going down this road, we'll all be living in a nightmare police-state instead of a free society.
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Wendy Miller
17 days ago
Don’t agree with them
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Chris Wright
19 days ago
I feel that the flock system is an invasion of citizens right to privacy and a waste of Chesterfield County taxes. That money could be better spent for other county needs.
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Kasey Gibson
20 days ago
These things are being used by the government to track info they do not need to be receiving. Take them away, please do not renew contract. Take the example of Henrico and Richmond City. Do something good for Chesterfield
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Joe Leonard
20 days ago
Invasion of privacy-!! Feel like the CCPD already has enough free reign for its officers that constantly speed around above posted speed limits when not heading to a priority call- I have dash cam footage pretty much every time I get near a CCPD car they are driving excessively over the posted limit on any given day on any given road- they write tickets for citizens going less then 5mph over but they run 10-20mph over constantly- wish there was something that could be done about it-
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Roland Baker
24 days ago
I feel my personal data could be shared worldwide and that's frankly very scary. No person should feel safe knowing everytime you pass a flock camera you independence as an American Citizen is in jeopardy. Stop this voyeurism, it's creepy and proven to enable creeps who have access to Flocks platforms. Remove all Flock and AI technology based camera systems from our public roadways, parks, etc. and leave people in peace.
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tyler stromberg
1 month ago
I’m pretty against Flock cameras in Chesterfield. Beyond being invasive, I think there’s a Fourth Amendment issue with the government creating a searchable record of where people are driving when they aren’t suspected of any crime. Seeing a license plate in public is far off from a system that can reconstruct movements is another. That issue is already being challenged in Virginia courts, and I don’t think Chesterfield should push the envelope while the constitutional question is unresolved
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K'Lee Smith
1 month ago
Flock off. Where was our vote.
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Steve Harris
1 month ago
I value law enforcement and public safety but we must adhere to privacy limits. This is a surveillance step over reach.
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Dylan Finney
1 month ago
I don’t want ai to stalk my family with flock cameras
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Rebeca Siplak
1 month ago
We must stop government surveillance now because it is almost too late!
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Rebecca Dobyns
1 month ago
I oppose this surveillance tactic under the tide of traffic safety, which will be used to track immigrants and others deemed unworthy of rights by this administration.
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Harold Hartley
1 month ago
Warrantless surveillance is a violation of our Constitutional rights.
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Ashley Crouch
1 month ago
PRIVACY
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Nina Cox
1 month ago
We deserve privacy in our travels. We are not a totalitarian country underconstant illegal unsanctioned surveillance
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Sierra Reppert
1 month ago
This is America's 250th. What would the founding fathers say about flock cameras?
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Shelby Grammenos
1 month ago
Get the flock outtaaa hereeee
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Michael Deppman
1 month ago
I want to feel free when I wander Chesterfield County
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Dave Jarema
1 month ago
I oppose the use of Flock cameras in our county because I believe widespread, warrantless tracking of residents’ vehicles raises serious privacy and civil-liberties concerns. While public safety is important, creating a searchable record of where people travel can easily go beyond its original purpose without strong limits, transparency, and oversight. I do not believe residents should have to give up this level of privacy simply to drive on public roads.
Unauthorized surveillance and violation of privacy rights.
If we keep going down this road, we'll all be living in a nightmare police-state instead of a free society.
Don’t agree with them
I feel that the flock system is an invasion of citizens right to privacy and a waste of Chesterfield County taxes. That money could be better spent for other county needs.
These things are being used by the government to track info they do not need to be receiving. Take them away, please do not renew contract. Take the example of Henrico and Richmond City. Do something good for Chesterfield
Invasion of privacy-!! Feel like the CCPD already has enough free reign for its officers that constantly speed around above posted speed limits when not heading to a priority call- I have dash cam footage pretty much every time I get near a CCPD car they are driving excessively over the posted limit on any given day on any given road- they write tickets for citizens going less then 5mph over but they run 10-20mph over constantly- wish there was something that could be done about it-
I feel my personal data could be shared worldwide and that's frankly very scary. No person should feel safe knowing everytime you pass a flock camera you independence as an American Citizen is in jeopardy. Stop this voyeurism, it's creepy and proven to enable creeps who have access to Flocks platforms. Remove all Flock and AI technology based camera systems from our public roadways, parks, etc. and leave people in peace.
I’m pretty against Flock cameras in Chesterfield. Beyond being invasive, I think there’s a Fourth Amendment issue with the government creating a searchable record of where people are driving when they aren’t suspected of any crime. Seeing a license plate in public is far off from a system that can reconstruct movements is another. That issue is already being challenged in Virginia courts, and I don’t think Chesterfield should push the envelope while the constitutional question is unresolved
Flock off. Where was our vote.
I value law enforcement and public safety but we must adhere to privacy limits. This is a surveillance step over reach.
I don’t want ai to stalk my family with flock cameras
We must stop government surveillance now because it is almost too late!
I oppose this surveillance tactic under the tide of traffic safety, which will be used to track immigrants and others deemed unworthy of rights by this administration.
Warrantless surveillance is a violation of our Constitutional rights.
PRIVACY
We deserve privacy in our travels. We are not a totalitarian country underconstant illegal unsanctioned surveillance
This is America's 250th. What would the founding fathers say about flock cameras?
Get the flock outtaaa hereeee
I want to feel free when I wander Chesterfield County
I oppose the use of Flock cameras in our county because I believe widespread, warrantless tracking of residents’ vehicles raises serious privacy and civil-liberties concerns. While public safety is important, creating a searchable record of where people travel can easily go beyond its original purpose without strong limits, transparency, and oversight. I do not believe residents should have to give up this level of privacy simply to drive on public roads.