The City of Conroe has been ordered by the Texas Attorney General to release certain information about Flock cameras. This order indicates that some details about the cameras will be made available. Further information about the order and the Flock cameras can be found through ABC13 Houston, which reported on the development.
For more specific details about the order and what information will be released, readers can consult the original report from ABC13 Houston in Conroe, TX.
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