Flock Cameras, Hazmat Suits, Popular Strawberries Bombshell | The Michelle Moore Show (May 15, 2026)
The short version: A daily-news roundup lumping Flock cameras in with hazmat suits and strawberries shows ALPR surveillance has gone mainstream kitchen-table talk.
Our Take
Michelle Moore's show is built for quick-hit news digests, and it's telling that Flock Safety cameras now share a segment with hazmat suits and strawberry recalls. When automated license plate readers get filed next to everyday consumer-safety stories, it means the surveillance conversation has escaped the policy wonks and landed in living rooms — exactly where it needs to be.
We haven't seen the full segment, so we won't put words in Michelle's mouth about what specifically she flagged. But the broader pattern she's tapping into is real: communities are increasingly stumbling onto Flock's camera networks the same way they'd discover any other local story, often without knowing who approved the cameras, how long the data is kept, or who can query it. That lack of transparency is the actual bombshell, whether or not a given host frames it that way.
If this kind of roundup got you wondering whether there's a camera reading plates near your own house, don't wait for it to show up in a news digest — check our map and see what's already watching your block, then use our take-action guide to push back at the local level.
This is DeFlock The USA’s original commentary. The video above is the work of The Michelle Moore Show, published on YouTube — full credit to the creator.