Vandalism of Flock Cameras Linked to Epstein Files Demand

• •Two Flock cameras were cut down in Cypress, Texas, with a message about Epstein.
• •The vandalism is part of a broader backlash against surveillance technology.
• •Local authorities are investigating the incident amid rising concerns about privacy.

On November 3, 2026, two Flock surveillance cameras were vandalized in Cypress, Texas, with a message demanding the release of the Epstein files. The vandal, captured on surveillance footage, used a power tool to cut down the cameras, which are known for reading license plates. The incident has raised concerns among local residents about safety and the role of surveillance technology in crime prevention. Critics have previously highlighted issues with Flock cameras, including misuse by law enforcement. The Harris County Precinct 5 Constable’s Office is investigating the vandalism. Local resident Jeff Sciba expressed mixed feelings about the cameras, noting their importance in crime deterrence. The vandalism reflects ongoing debates about privacy and surveillance in American communities.