Charges Against Man Who Destroyed 3D-Printed 'Decoy' Flock Camera Reduced
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- Three felony charges against a man for destroying a 3D-printed decoy Flock camera were reduced to misdemeanors after police admitted the fake camera was worth less than $1,000.
- The Oviedo, Florida police used decoy cameras to catch would-be vandals, with human officers monitoring the poles.
- Evan Meyer was originally charged with felonies including destruction of computer equipment and grand theft, but now faces two second-degree misdemeanors for damage under $200 and petty theft under $750.