Concerns about privacy and abuse have sparked debate around the use of Flock cameras. The CEO of Flock Safety addressed these concerns in an interview. The company's automated license-plate reader cameras are being discussed by several communities.
Some areas are considering putting the continued use of these cameras to a vote. Further details about the debate and the use of Flock cameras are available, including information about recent votes in certain communities.
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