Evansville Police Report Vandalism to Over a Dozen Flock Cameras
Police in Evansville report that more than a dozen Flock cameras have been vandalized.
Evansville, IN, September 28, 2026 —
Police officials in Evansville have reported a significant incident involving vandalism targeting the city’s Flock camera system. According to statements from the Evansville Police Department, more than a dozen of these cameras have been damaged.
The Flock camera system is utilized by law enforcement agencies for various public safety purposes, including license plate recognition and crime deterrence. The extent of the vandalism suggests a coordinated effort or a widespread issue affecting multiple locations within the city.
Specific details regarding the exact number of cameras affected beyond “more than a dozen,” the specific dates or timeframe when the vandalism occurred, or the locations where the cameras were situated were not immediately available in the reported information. The motive behind the vandalism has also not been disclosed by authorities at this time.
The investigation into these incidents is ongoing. Authorities are likely assessing the damage, working to determine the full scope of the criminal activity, and seeking to identify the individuals responsible. The financial cost of repairing or replacing the vandalized equipment has not yet been specified.
The Evansville Police Department has not released further information regarding potential appeals for public assistance or specific next steps in the investigation.
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