Automated License Plate Reader (FLOCK) Cameras

Urged adoption of a city ordinance to regulate FLOCK cameras, audit access logs, and protect driver privacy.

Expressed deep distrust in city leadership and raised alarm over mass surveillance and data sharing by FLOCK cameras.

Supported bringing FLOCK back for public discussion and warned about federal agency access to local surveillance data.

Criticized council spending on surveillance and called for prioritizing library books instead.

Spoke on behalf of CSUF students opposing FLOCK, citing documented police misuse and privacy violations nationwide.

Warned that surveillance technology inevitably falls into the wrong hands and cannot be trusted.

Argued that surveillance violates fundamental civil liberties and human privacy.

Expressed opposition to FLOCK cameras and criticized council professionalism.

Praised the police chief's thorough presentation on FLOCK and defended legitimate police questioning.

Thanked council members for questioning FLOCK and expressed concern over unvetted AI surveillance.

Urged cancellation of the FLOCK contract on behalf of Sunrise Orange County, citing warrantless tracking and privacy violations.