The debate over Flock Safety’s license plate surveillance network is boiling over. Flock cameras are now watching thousands of communities nationwide, so we put the man who used to choke slam people for a living in the ring against the man who built the network.

Glenn Jacobs, WWE’s Kane and now the libertarian mayor of Knox County, steps up first. He's not buying the safety pitch, going straight at data sharing, violation of privacy, and Supreme Court precedent. Then Flock CEO Garrett Langley steps in. He owns past scandals, but makes the case that keeping an eye on public roads isn't the same as intrusive surveillance, especially if it's helping crack a million cases.

Public safety or mass surveillance? Who made the stronger case? Drop your verdict below.