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All Items about The Revolt (Page 1 of 78) 4/13/2014 Australia, France, Italy Speed Cameras Smashed And Burned Around the world, vigilantes disable speed cameras. The Revolt / Camera Destruction READ MORE>> 4/6/2014 France, UK Speed Cameras Sprayed And Burned Three speed cameras in France and one in England are disabled by spraypaint and fire. The Revolt / Camera Destruction READ MORE>> 3/30/2014 France, Saudi Arabia Speed Cameras Disabled Vigilantes in Saudi Arabia kick over a speed camera while French cameras are spraypainted. The Revolt / Camera Destruction READ MORE>> 3/23/2014 France, Latvia, UK Speed Cameras Disabled Speed cameras in Europe are spraypainted, smashed and wrapped in cellophane. The Revolt / Camera Destruction READ MORE>> 3/16/2014 France, Spain, UK: Traffic Cameras Trashed Vigilantes in Europe set fire to, smash and scrap speed cameras. The Revolt / Camera Destruction READ MORE>> 3/9/2014 California, Italy, UK: Traffic Cameras Trashed Speed cameras are painted in California, torched in England and knocked over in Italy The Revolt / Camera Destruction READ MORE>> 3/2/2014 Arizona, Ohio, France: Speed Cameras Ridiculed, Disabled Speed cameras in the US and France are disabled with spraypaint, knocked over and offered for sale as a prank. The Revolt / Camera Destruction READ MORE>> Next Page

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