Vandalism of Flock Cameras in Irmo Raises Security Concerns
Two Flock cameras in Irmo, South Carolina, were vandalized with foam sealant on their lenses. These cameras, known as automatic license plate readers, are used for monitoring and security purposes. The incident follows a recent decision by the Irmo Town Council to expand the town's fleet of Flock cameras, despite concerns about transparency and privacy. Flock Safety, the manufacturer, announced changes to its database system to address potential misuse. The vandalism highlights ongoing debates about surveillance technology and its implications for privacy and security. 
