Too much government invasion of privacy. Found to be used for many other undisclosed reasons.
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Supporter
28 days ago
I strongly object to being passively surveilled by police agencies when I am going about my daily travels. This constitutes a Warrantless-Search and thus violates the Fourth Amendment to the Constitution by virtue of their being "no warrant" and also an 'unreasonable search / invasion of my private travels.
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Christina Felter
28 days ago
I have concerns about privacy issues, being constantly monitored by who knows who and the possiblity of wrongful use of any and all info gathered.
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Wade Weigle
28 days ago
No one wants to live in a surveillance state.
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Chris Wilson
28 days ago
Spying and collecting information on individuals without due cause is a violation of the constitution
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Steven Nold
29 days ago
Tired of government overreach
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Supporter
29 days ago
I am not a Chesterfield resident but I drive there on almost a daily basis and this level of intrusive data collection on ordinary citizens must not continue.
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Marc W
29 days ago
Do your job and stop spying on people. Get on the street and be a cop, not a keyboard herol
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charity wilder
1 month ago
This is grossly unconstitutional.
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Supporter
1 month ago
The East German Stasi would never have dreamed of the level of surveillance we currently live under in our “free” republic.
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Michael Miller
1 month ago
Enough of this nonsense
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Fahad Siddiqui
1 month ago
Flock cameras are unconstitutional and invasion of our privacy. Not to mention these spying available to authorities without warrants, and these cameras and systems aren't secure from the hackers. Remove the cameras and follow constitution
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Rachel Jenack
1 month ago
Flock cameras and mass surveillance is just a way for those in positions of authority to continue abusing the system.
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Wally Bunyea
1 month ago
We don’t want government surveillance without warrants. It can lead to all manner of abuses and it violates the 4th Amendment.
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Rick French
1 month ago
I travel to Chesterfield County for medical appointments, shopping and dining. I object to being recorded during these activities. Furthermore, I believe that Flock information is not secure.
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Michael Ott
1 month ago
End Flock surveillance
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Winston Hall
1 month ago
turn them off!
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Daniel Lysinger
1 month ago
There is no need for flock cameras in Chesterfield. Use the money to improve the roads
Infringement on our rights
I have a constitutional right not to be surveyed
Too much government invasion of privacy. Found to be used for many other undisclosed reasons.
I strongly object to being passively surveilled by police agencies when I am going about my daily travels. This constitutes a Warrantless-Search and thus violates the Fourth Amendment to the Constitution by virtue of their being "no warrant" and also an 'unreasonable search / invasion of my private travels.
I have concerns about privacy issues, being constantly monitored by who knows who and the possiblity of wrongful use of any and all info gathered.
No one wants to live in a surveillance state.
Spying and collecting information on individuals without due cause is a violation of the constitution
Tired of government overreach
I am not a Chesterfield resident but I drive there on almost a daily basis and this level of intrusive data collection on ordinary citizens must not continue.
Do your job and stop spying on people. Get on the street and be a cop, not a keyboard herol
This is grossly unconstitutional.
The East German Stasi would never have dreamed of the level of surveillance we currently live under in our “free” republic.
Enough of this nonsense
Flock cameras are unconstitutional and invasion of our privacy. Not to mention these spying available to authorities without warrants, and these cameras and systems aren't secure from the hackers. Remove the cameras and follow constitution
Flock cameras and mass surveillance is just a way for those in positions of authority to continue abusing the system.
We don’t want government surveillance without warrants. It can lead to all manner of abuses and it violates the 4th Amendment.
I travel to Chesterfield County for medical appointments, shopping and dining. I object to being recorded during these activities. Furthermore, I believe that Flock information is not secure.
End Flock surveillance
turn them off!
There is no need for flock cameras in Chesterfield. Use the money to improve the roads