If Lowell is your home, this is your place

Flock cameras are evil. The story of a child being “saved” with a flock camera would have been better served with preventative care and the guidance of a present parental figure. This is coming from someone who was that child. Nobody wants to live in a surveillance state. If that child wants to grow up without constantly feeling the government having a permanent record on them, Flock needs to go. If that child shoplifts something at the age of 14 in front of a Flock camera, that has the potential to follow them for the rest of their lives now because of Flock. Flock does not create community, communities are what creat communities. It takes a village to raise a child, and no for of technology can replace that. Parents need to stop offloading care of their children onto the newest piece of technology, period.