The police say that over the weekend, officers found the poles the cameras were mounted on had been cut down and the cameras were gone. Flock cameras are stirring controversy across the country as they compile license plate and other vehicle details in a national database.
Obviously it was local drug addicts. They were just desperate for a fix and learned about the high value of all the parts in those cameras. Perhaps I was talking too loudly the other day about the resale value of all the expensive electronics in those Flock cameras.
Golly gee, I sure hope more junkies don’t find out how much money they could make. It would be a tragedy if junkies all over started stealing those Flock cameras.
Junkies won’t fight your revolution for you
Every piece a part to play. You’d not ignore your pawns in chess.
This is a really disgusting comment. Forgive me if I’m misinterepting, but the idea that people who bear the terrible brunt of the violence of state and capital should sacrifice themselves for you, who are privileged enough to be on this forum represents so much that is wrong about our society. If anything the pawns are the people who’s only move is to post online.
Uhh… i think it was a joke
No pawns, no kings.
With him, maybe, though.