Deflock tour town.
The short version: Creator Roy Arthur takes viewers on a street-level tour cataloging Flock Safety cameras around his town, the kind of grassroots documentation we love to see.
Our Take
Roy Arthur's walkthrough is a reminder that the most effective check on ALPR sprawl often starts with someone just looking up and pointing a camera back. Whether it's one intersection or a dozen, every lens logged by a regular resident chips away at the secrecy that lets networks like Flock expand without public debate.
We don't have the specifics on which town or how many units he found, but that's sort of the point: these systems get installed quietly, often without city council votes or public notice, and most people never clock how many are on their daily commute until someone does the legwork. That's exactly the gap crowdsourced tours like this one help close.
If this video gets you wondering what's watching your own street, check our camera map to see what's already documented nearby, and visit take action for ways to push back at the local level.
This is DeFlock The USA’s original commentary. The video above is the work of Roy Arthur, published on YouTube — full credit to the creator.