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Two Flock Cameras Cut Down in Texas With Message About Epstein Files

Two Flock Cameras Cut Down in Texas With Message About Epstein Files

An unidentified person cut down two Flock cameras in Cypress, a suburb of Houston, Texas.

The cameras’ solar panels were spray-painted with the message, “Release the Epstein Files.”

The message refers to government-held files on Jeffrey Epstein that the Justice Department has not released in full, though the vandal’s reason for linking the issues is unclear.

Flock cameras are used for surveillance, and their spread has prompted debate over privacy and public safety.

Some residents value them as a way to help trace people after crimes, while critics point to cases of misuse by police officers.

The vandal has not been identified, and Flock Safety had not responded to questions when the story was published.

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Jeff ScibaCypress resident
Think about it. If it’s your kid or grandkid or your wife, someone kidnaps them or there’s a murder, we have a way to trace people
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We are more worried about the affordability situation than we are the Epstein files
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None of us even care about it. So why are you taking it out on us because you don’t like what people are doing in our government?
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