In Conroe, TX, local law enforcement agencies are taking action regarding the Flock camera system. A review is underway after concerns were raised about its use. The Harris County Sheriff's Office has suspended access for three deputies.
This decision was made after a reporter contacted them about potential issues. Further details about the situation are available from Click2Houston KPRC2 Local. The outcome of the review and any potential disciplinary actions have not been fully reported.
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