Wesley Jackson, accused of cutting down Flock surveillance cameras in his town, has nearly 20,000 people publicly vouching for him. The testimonies are absurdly specific: saving someone's dog from a fire, serving at a soup kitchen, fixing a homeless shelter roof. He's pleaded Not Guilty. Either this guy is genuinely the most heroic man in West Virginia, or his community is saying something louder than the charges themselves: they don't trust the camera network more than they trust him.