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Police Bulletin Reportedly Flagged Council-Meeting Activity as Suspicious

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According to the report, a July bulletin sent by California’s Orange County Intelligence Assessment Center advised police about city council meetings concerning Flock surveillance cameras. The bulletin reportedly said there were no specific and credible threats related to such meetings, but told officers to watch for signs including “excessive clothing,” unusual questions or behavior, loitering, and unattended bags.

Police Bulletin Reportedly Flagged Council-Meeting Activity as Suspicious

Protected activity framed as a concern without a specific threat

The reported oddity is that the same bulletin treated a large turnout, media attendance, social-media recording, and emotionally charged disagreement as possible public-safety risks, while ending by recognizing rights to assemble, speak, and petition the government. The report says the document framed those protected activities as operational-planning concerns rather than evidence of a specific threat.

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