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as much as I like this idea, I assume it would also magnify the punishment if you get caught.
I have never once witnessed or seen anyone destroy a flock camera or its pole. And no prosecutor in the world could convince me that anyone would do such a thing.
I can't think of a crime that would apply to putting this sock over a Flock camera unless there was substantial evidence linking you to some crime that was committed immediately after you did it in the coverage area.
Obviously it's very easy to think of a crime that would apply to destroying the pole or camera.