Vandalism of Flock cameras has been a significant issue, with a notable number of incidents reported. As of August 28, a total of 74 cameras have been vandalized. These cameras are part of the Houston Police Department's system.
Public records obtained by a news organization provide this information, giving insight into the extent of the vandalism. The records show that all 74 incidents occurred in the year 2026. For more details on this issue, including the impact of the vandalism and any potential consequences, further information is available from the source.
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