Resident urges Larimer County to remove Flock cameras, require ID for immigration agents
At the March 10 Larimer County administrative meeting, a public commenter urged the board to ban Flock license-plate cameras, require immigration agents to display identification, and hold them accountable for alleged wrongdoing; commissioners said they are tracking state legislation and have limited local authority over federal actors.
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Jeff Acriman told the Larimer County Board of County Commissioners on March 10 that surveillance cameras operated by companies like Flock are a “massive invasion of our privacy” and urged the county to act to protect immigrants and other community members.
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