Modder adds 235 destructible Flock cameras to GTA 5 so you can 'do whatever the flock you want' to them
A modder has added 235 destructible Flock surveillance cameras to GTA 5, allowing players to destroy them for cash and snapshots, while mimicking real-world surveillance overreach.
A new mod for GTA 5 introduces 235 Flock surveillance cameras into Los Santos, transforming the city’s landscape. Created by modder Morry, the GTALPR mod replaces static props with functional cameras that photograph passing vehicles and alert police, mirroring real-world Flock systems. Players can destroy these cameras for cash rewards and even track their destruction stats via built-in speedrun features.
The mod’s cameras are not just decorative; they actively monitor traffic and record images of players, which can be saved or shared. Destroying a camera yields $600 in components, providing a financial incentive for players to engage with the system. The mod also allows players to place their own in-game cameras to document their exploits across the city.
Morry, the modder behind GTALPR, criticized Flock as a private surveillance company operating over 100,000 cameras nationwide. The mod’s 235 cameras represent a fraction of Flock’s real-world presence, particularly in Los Angeles County, which inspired Los Santos. Morry emphasized the mod’s satirical take on surveillance culture while acknowledging the legal risks of real-world destruction.
The mod is available on GitHub, offering players a way to rebel against in-game surveillance while earning rewards. Morry cautioned that destroying real Flock cameras is illegal and does not yield loot boxes or cash rewards. The mod has been highlighted by FRVR, adding to its visibility among GTA 5 modding communities.