St. Johns County Block the Flock Decentralized Visibility Event!

Decentralized call to action - pick your camera and block the grid! Where: Your Local Neighborhood — Choose any public right-of-way directly adjacent to a Flock ALPR pole in St. Johns County. Find a map of camera locations at https://maps.deflock.org/. We are not gathering in one single courtyard where officials can ignore us. Instead, we are creating a county-wide web of resistance. Look around your daily commute: the cameras are at major neighborhood entrances, thoroughfares, and intersections along county roads. Find a camera near you, safely park, and occupy the public sidewalk next to it with clear, high-visibility messaging. When the county looks at its map, they should see citizens standing watch at every single node of their corporate tracking dragnet. To keep your demonstration completely safe, legal, and highly impactful, strictly adhere to these local parameters: 1. Stay on Public Sidewalks: Do not trespass on private commercial property or step onto active traffic lanes. 2. Zero Physical Contact: Do not touch, cover, spray-paint, or physically vandalize the camera units or solar panels. Physical damage shifts the narrative from a legitimate civil liberties protest to a criminal property damage issue. 3. Use Signs as Visual Blocks: Hold your large protest signs high on the public right-of-way. Your physical presence and your signs provide the message, creating a stark visual reminder to passing drivers that their data is being tracked.

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