A crowd of anxious community members in Springfield, Missouri turned downright hostile on Monday, leaping to their feet after city council members rubber-stamped a resolution around Flock surveillance cameras.
Footage published by local channel KY3 captured the moment counselors voted 5-3 to send the resolution on Automatic License Plate Readers (ALPRs) to the city’s planning committee, functionally bypassing any chance at a public hearing.
The audience immediately turned hostile following the vote, with throngs of attendees screaming out at the top of their lungs as they filed out of the meeting hall in protest.
“Worthless!” one unidentified community member bellowed before storming off.
