Police Department Reveals Patriots Destroyed All Eight Of Its Flock Cameras

A Minnesota police department announced Tuesday that all eight of the city’s Flock cameras had been stolen, in the latest of a series of Flock vandalism incidents across the country.

An officer at the Winona Police Department (WPD), located in Southeastern Minnesota, noticed Saturday evening that none of the city’s cameras had registered recent activity, according to a press release.

Officers checked camera locations around the city and found the camera poles chopped down at the base.

While they discovered the poles discarded in weeds nearby, the cameras were missing.

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