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The short version: A quick Colorado clip from The Minutemen Report spotlights a Flock ALPR in the wild, a reminder that these cameras are everywhere, even on game day.
Our Take
Credit to The Minutemen Report for another quick-hit catch — this time out of Colorado, tagged up with #flock and #deflock. These short, casual spotting videos don't need a narrator or a big production budget to make the point: Flock Safety's automated license plate readers are so normalized now that they show up in the background of a Broncos game-day post. That's exactly the problem. Mass ALPR surveillance works by blending into the scenery until nobody questions why a private company's camera is logging every car that passes.
Colorado has become one of the more heavily 'Flocked' states in the country, with cameras strung along commuter corridors, neighborhood entrances, and now apparently near stadium traffic too. Every one of those cameras is quietly building a time-stamped, location-stamped travel history on anyone who drives past, whether they're a suspect in anything or just headed to watch some football. Clips like this one matter because they crowdsource the documentation that local governments and Flock itself rarely volunteer.
If you want to see how dense this network has gotten in your own city, check our camera map, and if you're ready to push back on a deployment near you, our take-action page has the tools to get started.
This is DeFlock The USA’s original commentary. The video above is the work of The Minutemen Report, published on YouTube — full credit to the creator.