If Flock is providing a service to the police, does blocking / destroying their cameras count (legally) as obstructing the police? More generally, I'm curious

If Flock is providing a service to the police, does blocking / destroying their cameras count (legally) as obstructing the police? More generally, I'm curious if this paradox exists: - Flock get the legal benefits of helping the police, but - The police get the legal benefits of Flock not being part of the police.