Bird shot is the best DeFlock Tool

Our Take

JK Armament Suppressors' video leans into dark humor, suggesting birdshot as the "best" way to deal with Flock Safety cameras. We get the sentiment — people are fed up watching these ALPR boxes multiply on poles with zero public input. But let's be clear: shooting out a camera is criminal mischief, it won't slow down the rollout of a surveillance network that's already logging billions of plate scans a month, and it gives departments an easy excuse to paint critics as vandals instead of citizens with legitimate privacy concerns.

The real leverage is political and procedural, not ballistic. Public records requests, city council meetings, open-records audits of who's accessing Flock's data and why — that's what actually forces transparency and sometimes gets contracts killed. Videos like this get clicks because they tap into real anger, but anger without strategy just burns out.

If you want to actually push back, start by checking our map to see what's watching your neighborhood, then hit up take-action for templates and tactics that put pressure where it counts — on the people who signed the contract, not on a steel pole.