
A nationwide trend has emerged since the government has allowed Flock cameras to spy on Americans to destroy or steal the cameras. The Right to privacy guaranteed to Americans in the 4th Amendment has been side-stepped to introduce a police state that tracks your vehicle and driving patterns. Instead of being seen as criminals, many see those who take down Flock cameras to be heroes for the cause of liberty. We now see this taking place in Winona, Minnesota after all eight of the city's Flock cameras were cut down and stolen.
Flock cameras are becoming a hot-button subject across the nation, including in Minnesota. As seen in previous A4L reporting, the Anoka County Sheriff's Office signed a deal with Flock and kept the dollar amount just under the requirement that would require approval from the County Commissioners. In getting approval from the Commissioners, the plan would’ve also received public oversight and comment.
In the case of Winona, it remains unknown who took the Flock cameras down. As seen below, Winona Police put out a press release announcing the Flock cameras being stolen and seem to be finding very little sympathy! 12K of the 17.9K reactions to the post are people laughing at and mocking the situation. See below:


Reporting shows the individual sawed the poles holding the Flock Cameras. See video below:
Flock is a globalist company whose co-founder believes prisons do not work. This company wants to release violent criminals onto the streets so people demand security with mass spying. The dystopian, big brother, globalist society they want to build is not supported by the people as it has become a unifying issue across all political perspectives. As seen in recent reporting from Futurism, Flock is losing contracts nationwide due to grassroots opposition in at least 54 cases.
Action 4 Liberty will remain a principled voice in the fight to protect our God-given Constitutional liberties. A4L will continue to provide Patriots with liberty-based reporting that cannot be found anywhere else.
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MAGA Jesse Smith published this page in News 2026-08-07 09:07:17 -0500

