A town bagged over Flock Safety's surveillance cameras after the company resisted their removal and raised concerns about whether the devices could be remotely disabled—a possibility that Flock staff said they were unsure about in emails to city employees. The incident reflects growing tension between municipalities concerned about mass surveillance and Flock, which has deployed 90,000+ cameras nationwide despite persistent privacy pushback. Multiple towns across the US are now voting to remove Flock cameras, with law enforcement defending the technology's crime-solving effectiveness while residents cite privacy violations and lack of consent.