A man dressed as Darth Vader, the "Star Wars" villain, addressed a city council meeting about the decision to acquire Flock cameras. The meeting was held in a California city.
Further details about the meeting and the man's statement are available from the source. The man's appearance as Darth Vader drew attention to his comments on the Flock cameras.
A video of the man's statement is available to watch, showing his remarks on the decision to acquire the cameras.
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