@newscpr: On Sept. 27, Chrisanna Elser greeted an unexpected visitor at her home in south Denver’s Fort Logan neighborhood. It was Sgt. Jamie Milliman, a police officer with the Columbine Valley Police Department who covers the town of Bow Mar, which begins just south of Elser’s home. Her first thought, she said, was to see how she could help him. But Milliman seemed sure that Bow Mar’s cameras had given him a break in a rather small case: the theft of a package from someone’s doorstep. But Elser had her own trove of video evidence, eventually convincing the local police chief to drop the allegation — while still leaving her shaken and uncertain about the growing use of surveillance in local policing. Read the full story here: https://denverite.com/2025/10/27/bow-mar-flock-cameras-accusation/ Story by Andrew Kenney/Denverite Video Edited by Hazel Feldstein/CPR News Editor's note: We reuploaded this video to remove a piece of personal information.

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