Zach and Elizabeth dig into the wave of Americans cutting down, vandalizing, and outright destroying flock cameras across the country, from an Air Force engineer facing charges to a man who replaced a downed cameras with American flags. They break down why jury nullification could matter for anyone charged in these cases, and cover a genuine legal win: a Supreme Court ruling on geofence warrants that could shape the future of mass surveillance challenges. From there it's Flock's ongoing PR crisis (including a slogan change nobody was supposed to notice), a look at Geneva County, Alabama's new permit requirements, and one man's discovery that many camera installations are breaking basic road safety code. They close out with a look at ALPR.WTF, a new tool for mapping these cameras nationwide, and a discussion of whether AI and robots are already positioned to replace police officers altogether.