Denver removed Flock cameras, and car thefts fell:
Given Flock's history of ethically questionable business practices, I am not surprised that their services fail to deliver on the promised crime reduction.
It is likely that the reduction in car thefts came from a change in the law, it used to be that only stealing rich people's cars was taken seriously, but it does show that the surveillance state favored by Flock and law enforcement does not meaningfully contribute to public safety.
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