Pulaski County, Missouri

Nonsense.

So Pulaski County has quit flock.

They're done.

Sheriff Stacy Ball expressly said he doesn't believe his deputy's abused flock, but he's abandoning it anyway because citizens are concerned about constitutional rights, privacy, government surveillance, and these complaints outweigh the benefit.

Not positive, but I heard that once.

We don't want the government controlling our lives, so all you can do is avoid it.

So, Pulaski County, flock opposition everywhere, and now the delicious Senate irony.

Missouri said activists want...

And the canary in a coal mine for me was we interviewed all three candidates running to replace Justin Brown.

All three of them said they went door to door in Rolla and Pulaski County and Laclede County, and people hated Amendment 5 there.

And in fairness, it barely passed in the Missouri House.

Yeah.

Yeah, well, I'm against Flock, so there you have it.

Pulaski County independently ended its own program on privacy and trust grounds.

They don't trust people, and so then they wish privacy.

They don't trust their own personnel.

Their report is as follows.

They say the following, Pulaski County, to stop using Flock.

Sheriff's Office said in a statement it would not renew its contract with Flock or replace Flock cameras with Axon cameras.

Pulaski County will discontinue its use of Flock.