12:36
I went back through city records. I found that funding of light of license plate readers in city budget goes back to 2019. What I have not found is a dedicated public discussion where residents were asked whether whether we…
1:53:57
And the flock contract completely and commit publicly that Apache Junction will not quietly replace it with license plate readers, facial recognition or any other surveillance hardware hidden in streetlights or city infrastructure.
1:23:59
To be clear, once you see how this plays out, logistically, it becomes real-time surveillance despite what we've seen. Almost daily, we are seeing evidence that this technology creates unacceptable privacy issues that extend to all ALPRs, not just flock.
10:00
It's axion and a whole bunch of other manufacturers. But these surveillance cameras that aren't just taking pictures of license plates are seeing who goes by.
1:20:00
As a concern, Mayor Copa resident asking our city council to seriously reconsider our use of flock automated license plate reader cameras and to end our relationship with flock safety.
2:29:00
Flock's own website declares. We are not describing flock safety. Flock's safety is describing itself. According to its own published materials, quote, its technologies operate on a nationwide scale.
4:48:38
I hope you guys know by name. Flock. Safety flock, incorporated. Flock. Whatever. Camera. Personally, I well, like, before I go on a tangent and lose time.
31:10
So everyone of our jobs, I just homes when it's active has a full 24-7 surveillance camera in the front. So if someone's on the property, it has blinking lights, but go off as far as like red and blue to try to get to or anyone from trying to get in.