Warrant: Milford man vandalized Flock cameras because he believed they are unconstitutional

New details tonight on the suspect accused of targeting flock license plate cameras in Milford. According to a criminal complaint, 20-year-old Eyad Rahim told police it was his idea because he believed the cameras were unconstitutional and violated people's privacy. Now police say he and a minor used tools to take down cameras, cut wires, even spray-painted the lenses. Investigators say four cameras were damaged. The cost to repair or replace each one is estimated at three to four thousand dollars.