OCIAC warns police to watch for suspicious behavior at city council meetings on Flock surveillance
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The Orange County Intelligence Assessment Center (OCIAC), a government fusion center, issued a July bulletin to California police warning them about city council meetings opposing Flock surveillance cameras, according to a copy 404 Media obtained.
The bulletin says it found no specific or credible threats. It lists risks including large turnout, emotional confrontations, and social media amplification, and it cites the LAPD's end of its Flock contract as a possible driver of turnout.
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AI404 Media obtained a July bulletin from the Orange County Intelligence Assessment Center warning police about city council meetings on Flock surveillance cameras. The bulletin says no specific or credible threats were found but lists risks such as large turnout, emotional confrontations, and social media amplification. It also cites the LAPD's end of its Flock contract as a possible driver of turnout.
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