Anarchists in Michigan have joined a growing national anti-surveillance campaign by destroying a Flock Safety camera and calling for others to launch similar attacks against surveillance infrastructure.

Anarchist groups in Minneapolis have joined a broader U.S.-Canadian sabotage campaign targeting Flock Safety’s surveillance cameras, combining ideological opposition to AI policing with organized direct action.

Ellipsism is fusing digital propaganda with real-world sabotage, emerging as a critical command node for global anarchist insurgency.

Anarchist networks across North America are escalating their campaign to dismantle public and private surveillance systems through coordinated sabotage, posing a growing threat to law enforcement visibility and infrastructure integrity.

Militant activists have launched a sabotage campaign targeting Flock Safety’s surveillance infrastructure ahead of its August conference, urging physical attacks on cameras and supply chains to disrupt operations and damage investor confidence.

An anonymous group has mapped thousands of surveillance cameras across Atlanta in an effort to expose and resist the city's expanding surveillance infrastructure.