importantSYS.SOURCE: The Hill• 2026-08-24T16:41:54Z

San Diego City Council Hearing: Individual in Darth Vader Costume Advocates for Flock Surveillance Cameras

#surveillance #policy #technology #public safety

A man dressed as Darth Vader attended a San Diego City Council meeting to advocate for the Flock surveillance camera program, highlighting public debate over urban surveillance technologies. The incident underscores tensions between public safety initiatives and privacy concerns in municipal policy discussions.

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