@floridatoday: Brevard Sheriff Wayne Ivey announced the termination of the agency's Flock camera program. #Sheriff #BrevardCounty #Flock #FlockCameras #Shutdown
It’s so weird that every sheriffs office in Florida has made a social media post about the flock cameras since the announcement .
2026-09-01 02:36:49
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nick :
Also don’t put up anything else called something else
2026-09-01 04:01:42
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The O'steens ♌♍ :
ok now that the flock cameras are gone wear body cameras very you won't announce that.
2026-09-01 04:24:35
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TheGamerDee :
Cool, cool, now let's get those Axon cameras next. This fight ain't over, folks.
2026-09-01 03:08:57
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mcgrandee x :
the body armor is embarrassing
2026-09-01 00:54:31
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tracy :
but ivey didn't arrest deputy fultz for illegally using flock
2026-09-01 01:05:37
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mana.medic :
just take the flock cameras down bro
2026-09-01 04:46:20
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Howdy :
No guardrails or compromise will ever be effective or make this surveillance constitutional.
2026-09-01 02:13:34
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WaterCampingDad :
Major affairs? There’s two cameras that every Home Depot facing the parking lot.
2026-09-01 02:25:24
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Reese Boss :
okay fine, it would be greatly appreciated if sheriff's Department officers wear cameras as apart of uniforms for the protection of citizens.
2026-09-01 04:50:29
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djkdizz :
thank you. let's make fl great again.
2026-09-01 03:04:29
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keddiej :
No to flock cameras. Get rid of them.
2026-09-01 02:02:52
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Bella 🐾🌷🪴🌺 :
Flock cameras are also on US1 and S. Patrick blvd ….I drive by them everyday ….they need to go!!!
2026-08-31 23:58:45
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Kibby Wiggy :
What about A1a and 520 and The Pineda?
2026-09-01 01:31:29
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SpectralWolf🌊 :
thank you sir
2026-09-01 04:00:43
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tracy :
ivey how didn't you catch deputy fultz illegally using it until after a citizen reported it and why didn't you arrest him
2026-09-01 01:10:40
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Ricardo Ramirez :
No flock cameras in the land of the free ????.
2026-09-01 01:48:59
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taylor :
Is this the racist guy or is that just all of them
2026-09-01 00:49:31
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Tprosser02 :
I'm from ga and was against flock cameras until yesterday when I watched two people in a pickup truck drive right by me and go to my brother's residence and load up a generator and drive away before I could do anything less than an hour later my sheriff's department had the truck pulled over and we got the generator back and luckily I didn't have a chance to confront them because they had a handgun
2026-09-01 04:06:15
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Sam :
Technology capable of this level of surveillance should at minimum require a real warrant based on probable cause before it is used to track a specific individual. We have already seen problems in this country involving the improper use of surveillance authorities, including FISA warrants. That history shows why simply saying there is a warrant process does not eliminate the possibility of abuse.
You are also not addressing the Bluetooth capabilities associated with these camera and surveillance systems. This potentially goes far beyond simply reading a license plate.
Bluetooth enabled devices can include phones, smartwatches, earbuds and safe driving or telematics devices. If these systems are capable of detecting, recording or associating identifiers from those devices, the public deserves to know exactly what is being collected and how that information can be used.
The concern becomes much greater if those identifiers can be connected to an individual and used to follow that person after they leave their vehicle. At that point this is no longer just a camera recording where a vehicle traveled. It potentially becomes a way of tracking a person’s movements through the electronic devices they carry.
The public deserves to know whether this information is being collected, how long it is stored, who can access it and what level of judicial authorization is required before it can be used to track a specific person. And we also need to acknowledge the history of this department and the conduct of officers under its command. These concerns do not exist in a vacuum.
Over the years there have been publicly reported incidents and allegations involving officers entering private property or people’s backyards without adequate legal justification, officers themselves being involved in DUI incidents, including incidents that did not involve alcohol but instead involved allegations of drug use, and situations where individuals were accused before enough investigative work was done, only to find out later that the facts did not support what was originally alleged. There have also been problems and disputes involving property being taken and not returned.
2026-09-01 02:09:25
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Alayna Lore ♐️ :
If the cops need these they’re not good at their jobs. I want flock cameras in ALL police offices, stations, jails, prisons, etc. I want to see IN. You watch me, I watch YOU.
2026-09-01 02:20:15
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alial2867 :
they're gone
2026-09-01 02:50:35
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