Utah woman speaks after Flock camera vandalized in front of her property @abc4utah
Utah woman speaks after Flock camera vandalized in front of her property @abc4utah
Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
After two individuals were arrested for allegedly cutting down and smashing a Flock camera, the property owner spoke on the damage and how the camera’s presence has impacted her.

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Utah woman speaks after Flock camera vandalized in front of her property

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