TEGA CAY, S.C. (QUEEN CITY NEWS) — A Flock surveillance camera in South Carolina was discovered looking not at the road, but right into someone’s backyard.
The Tega Cay homeowner says she’d never even noticed it, much less where it was facing.
“We actually had a stranger approach us [Sunday] night and knock on our door and said, ‘It’s pointing right into your backyard,’ and it’s very upsetting because this is our private backyard,” the woman said.
She asked to remain anonymous out of privacy concerns.
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