Flock Cameras

Praised Detective Vargas's work on the missing-person case, criticized Flock as useless, asked about the vendor representative's history, and announced an independent county prosecutor audit and a new website.

Thanked Mayor Kramer for eviction help, then urged a council member to move to suspend the Flock contract and questioned the contract's 2024 signature date versus later resolutions.

Framed the camera debate as a divide between seeing cameras as intrusion versus protection, and proposed a resolution, 'bill of insights,' and community engagement process; noted it was National Civics Day.

North Brunswick business owner shared Flock sales emails he received and commented on affordable housing.

Demanded a vote to shut down Flock cameras, accused the Council of stonewalling, and said she has engaged the Office of Public Integrity and Accountability.

Asked Councilman Singh directly for his opinion on the Flock cameras and his remediation plan.

Recapped his July 28 petition with 750 signatures and alleged Flock's presentation was fraudulent and misrepresented retention and tracking capabilities.

Urged Franklin to join Princeton in demanding NJDEP action on the South Brunswick hyperscale data center, and linked Flock cameras to AI integration concerns.

Offered a systems-level take on community distrust, tracking vs. surveillance, and domestic-abuse concerns; criticized a prior speaker for recording the meeting.

Argued Flock controls its own database and could sell data despite contract terms, citing an assemblyman's claims and overwhelming public opposition.

Demanded immediate shutdown, citing a ~48% hotlist hit rate, Fourth Amendment concerns, no crime-reduction evidence, and requesting an independent investigation into police restructuring.

The Franklin Reporter editor clarified the paper published an editorial opposing Flock and a news story explaining it — not an editorial supporting it.

Said she never consented to being surveilled daily at South Middlebush and Route 27, and demanded the cameras come down or a referendum.

Challenged contract terms, camera counts and hotlist hit data, noting Franklin tops a national portal for hit percentage and that Florida has banned Flock.

Asked about contract length, cancellation consequences and coordination with New Brunswick, citing recent Wisconsin headlines about Flock data disclosures.