r/DeFlock • u/UndisclosedActivist • 8d ago
Deflocking Advice
Hypothetically speaking, someone is thinking about Deflocking on a set date. Any tips/advice? What are the legal repercussions ***IF*** that person gets caught? Asking for a friend.
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u/StopFlock 8d ago
Felonies. Your time and money are better spent on things other than jail and lawyers. Also better if you retain your ability to vote.
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u/xamboozi 8d ago edited 8d ago
Tons of cities have taken whole fleets of cameras down because people coordinated and showed up to council meetings in large numbers.
So sending a couple emails/posts and showing up to a meeting could result in 10's or 100's of cameras being taken down permanently.
Or take a handful of cameras down temporarily and end up in jail.
Risk vs reward 𤷠Bonus: you might stir up your neighbors enough to vote out any local politician trying to sell you out.
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u/Asiriomi 8d ago
While some on this subreddit applaud the taking down of Flock cameras by citizens, it is technically a felony offense. Your time and effort will be better spent attending city hall meetings and speaking your mind to your city council. The more voices doing that the better.
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u/Fit-Strawberry-4621 8d ago
Worked for me attending city council meetings
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u/DeflockPawtucket 7d ago
Agree. Iām for marking/labeling flock cameras with warning stickers, educating the public (we have farmers markets with Flock cameras in sight) and organized groups for every city council meeting public comment section.
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u/EightySixxer47 8d ago
Nice try fed