In the United States, a local police set up a vandal with false surveillance cameras printed in 3D. The arrest, which took place in Oviedo, Florida, on August 20, 2026, is worth a 24-year-old man three counts. The method comes at the heart of an unprecedented citizen sling against the national Flock network, which reads the license plates in thousands of American cities. A vandal trapped by a false surveillance camera printed in 3D Evan Meyer wa…
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In the United States, a local police set up a vandal with false surveillance cameras printed in 3D. The arrest, which took place in Oviedo, Florida, on August 20, 2026, is worth a 24-year-old man three counts. The method comes at the heart of an unprecedented citizen sling against the national Flock network, which reads the license plates in thousands of American cities. A vandal trapped by a false surveillance camera printed in 3D Evan Meyer wa…