Man Charged in Vandalism of 10 Flock Cameras in Derby, Kansas
Zachary Miller faces charges for allegedly vandalizing 10 Flock cameras in Derby, Kansas, resulting in approximately $15,650 in damage. Authorities found multiple tools in his vehicle after his arrest.
Wichita Hutchinson Plus, KS, October 6, 2026 —
A Derby, Kansas, resident, Zachary Miller, has been charged in connection with the alleged vandalism of ten Flock cameras. The incident resulted in an estimated damage cost of approximately $15,650.
Authorities reported that the cameras, identified as Flock systems, were targeted in Derby. Following his arrest, law enforcement officials stated that multiple tools were discovered within Miller’s vehicle. The specific nature of the tools or how they were allegedly used in the vandalism was not detailed.
The investigation is ongoing, and further details regarding the timeline of the vandalism or the specific charges filed against Miller were not immediately available. The contractor responsible for the cameras or their repair was not identified in the information provided.
Flock Safety provides public safety camera systems often used by law enforcement agencies to help detect and solve crimes. The cameras are designed to capture license plate data and vehicle imagery. The approximate cost of repairs or replacement for the ten damaged units is reported to be around $15,650.
Story summarized from the original created by Jeffrey Lutz on www.kwch.com, see more information here.
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