🚨 FLOCK WATCH: Mass Surveillance on AZ Government Public Meeting Agendas
These cameras photograph cars as they drive by, read the plates, and keep a record of where each car was and when. Over time that builds a pattern of life — where someone goes to work, church, the doctor, or a friend’s house. Police departments and other agencies on the same network can search that record and share it with each other. This is mass surveillance.