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More than 130,000 Flock cameras now dot the country, according to the crowdsourced tracker DeFlock. They have been shot, spray-painted and cut down as how-to videos spread online. “People are fed up,” one suspect said.

washingtonpost.comVandals are destroying license-plate cameras as anger over surveillance risesFlock cameras have been shot, spray-painted and cut down as how-to videos spread online. “People are fed up,” one suspect said.

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