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Manhattan's Surveillance Showdown | Topeka News
In Manhattan, Kansas, a new grassroots group called DeFlock Riley County is fighting to shut down digital surveillance cameras, arguing they’re an invasion of privacy — even though local police say they’ve helped catch over 150 criminals. With crime rates already 30% below the state average, residents question the need for constant monitoring and worry about future tech that could be even more intrusive. Police insist the cameras target bad actors, not everyday citizens, but trust between law enforcement and the community remains strained as this battle over safety vs. liberty unfolds right…
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