EVOLUTION OF FLOCK CAMERA’S FROM JAN. 2024 – JULY 2026

by EzekielDiet.com
Posted on Jul 09, 2026

Ezekiel Diet Note:   I was shopping at Kroger this week where either Kroger or the shopping center owner has 4 Flock cameras, one on every entrance/exit.  I noticed a police officer on the edge of the parking lot, backed into a parking space with a view of the whole lot. I could only assume he was surveilling the Flock camera data for everyone coming and going from the parking lot who may have outstanding tickets, warrants, etc.

It’s a little unsettling to have to enter a dragnet trap just to buy bread and other groceries. It’s still stealthy at this time and most people are unaware they enter and leave these dragnet traps daily. However when it’s no longer stealthy there will be more in-your-face, stop-and-talk interactions. All this increases the likelihood of you ending up in a mistaken identity encounter where you will be presumed guilty by Flock.

The Publix grocery store down the street doesn’t have any Flock cameras.  Hmm, where will I shop? Where I get Flocked or not-Flocked?

I’ve witnessed this in Walmart parking lots too, as well as Home Depot and Lowes. I assume Home Depot and Lowes Flocks are looking for illegal aliens who may have outstanding warrants or missed court dates.

 

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