Flock Safety is facing increasing scrutiny as multiple cities report issues with the company’s handling of contract cancellations and camera removals. In Plymouth, Minnesota, Police Chief Eric Fadden had to physically disconnect Flock cameras after the company ignored the city’s cancellation notice. Similarly, Dayton, Minnesota, reported Flock reinstalled cameras without authorization after the city voted to end its contract. Flock claims it is responsible for camera removal but has been slow to act, with removal timelines varying and involving communication delays. This pattern of non-responsiveness and unauthorized camera activity raises significant concerns about the company’s operational practices and adherence to municipal decisions, impacting public trust and local control over surveillance technology.