Flock cameras

Said he's torn — doesn't trust Flock as a company but feels safer with the cameras — and urged further trimming of the list of outside agencies with data access.

Said she's torn — doesn't trust Flock as a company but feels safer with the cameras — and urged shrinking the list of agencies with data access even further.

Anthony Miozi raised privacy concerns about Flock license plate cameras, describing a friend's experience being tracked across multiple cities.

Spoke about the city's Flock license plate reader cameras.

Spoke on the Flock camera resolution during legislative comment.

Spoke on the Flock camera resolution during legislative comment.

Commented on the Flock camera system.

Cited documented misuse of Flock systems in East Cleveland and elsewhere and data breaches, urging council to reconsider the city's five-year Flock contract.

Drawing on his German upbringing, warned that surveillance systems expand step by step and urged council to reject Flock and license plate readers.

Argued there's no independent evidence Flock cameras reduce crime and urged the city to address root causes of crime instead.

Representing Cleveland Heights for Immigrant Rights, disputed the chief's account of the February 28 stop, said evidence shows ICE coordination, and urged the mostly white council to listen to communities of color.

Endorsed talking points including redirecting Flock funding to legal counsel for immigrants and passing legislation barring local police cooperation with ICE.