Tega Cay Homeowner Claims Flock Camera Invaded Backyard; Police Cite Damage
A homeowner in Tega Cay reported a Flock camera was allegedly pointed into her backyard, leading to accusations of an invasion of privacy. Police stated the camera was damaged.
Charlotte, NC, August 10, 2026 —
A resident of Tega Cay has raised concerns about privacy after reporting that a Flock camera appeared to be directed into her backyard. The homeowner’s accusation of an invasion of privacy has prompted a response from the Tega Cay Police Department.
According to the report, the homeowner observed the Flock camera positioned in a manner that she believed infringed upon her personal space. The specific details regarding when the camera was observed or how long it had been in that position were not immediately available.
In response to the homeowner’s complaint, the Tega Cay Police Department stated that the camera in question was found to be damaged. The department did not provide further details on the nature of the damage or how it occurred. The name of the homeowner and the specific location of the incident were not disclosed.
Flock Safety cameras are often deployed by law enforcement agencies to enhance public safety and aid in investigations. These cameras capture license plates of passing vehicles and can be used to identify potential suspects or vehicles involved in criminal activity. Privacy advocates and residents sometimes express concerns regarding the placement and usage of such surveillance technology.
The Tega Cay Police Department’s statement indicates that the camera’s positioning may have been a result of damage rather than intentional surveillance of private property. However, the full circumstances surrounding the camera’s placement and damage remain unclear. Further information regarding the investigation into the incident or any potential resolutions was not provided.
Story summarized from the original created by David Schuman on www.qcnews.com, see more information here.
