Modder adds 235 destructible Flock cameras to GTA 5 so you can ‘do whatever the flock you want’ to them


GTALPR Trailer – 235 Flock Cameras in GTA V – YouTube
GTALPR Trailer - 235 Flock Cameras in GTA V - YouTube


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You’ve no doubt spent dozens of hours in GTA 5 doing millions of dollars of property damage with your fleet of speeding vehicles and arsenal of deadly weapons.

But what if you could do something good for the city of Los Santos while still satisfying your insatiable bloodlust and appetite for destruction? For example, blowing up and running down a couple hundred Flock cameras.





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