Flock surveillance

Warned that the Bitcoin ATM at Bubba Coos overcharges scam victims, and sharply criticized Flock cameras and microphones as mass surveillance the council shouldn't tolerate.

Compared Franklin's camera placement to segregation in the Bronx, asking whether cameras ring brown neighborhoods and who bears liability for wrongful hot-list hits.

Said many residents don't want Flock, compared it to surveillance in Cuba, and urged the council to put the question to a referendum instead of deciding unilaterally.

First-time attendee arguing mass surveillance strips liberty without providing safety, and urged the township to cancel the Flock contract and remove the cameras.

Filed a written packet alleging council was given false and incomplete statements about the Flock contract, citing camera counts, 311,000 hot-list hits, and undisclosed features; asked the attorney to act and the contract be terminated.

Argued the surveillance question has changed given federal overreach, asking who is watching the watchers and who could seize or hack the data.

Said she feels lied to by Flock and challenged any council member to say they trust the company 100% — if not, the contract should be cancelled.