@404.media: As cities and towns turnout to protest Flock citing privacy concerns, the Lumpkin County Sheriff's Office in Georgia is offering a $1,000 reward leading to an arrest after sheriff Stacy Jarrad said officers found one of their cameras destroyed and left in the woods. "This camera was set to keep us alerted for sex offenders that possibly go into our park that children are there. So I hope you're happy with this," Jarrad said in a video posted to Facebook. Jarrad went on to make claims that the Flock camera, which is is part of a nationwide network of cameras that allows cops in one state to search for vehicles (and people) across many other states at once, for example, is "not videoing you." For the latest on Flock, head to 404media.co or hit the link in our bio.