Arizona town agrees to revisit Flock cameras after residents raise surveillance fears

Arizona town agrees to revisit Flock cameras after residents raise surveillance fears

A wave of public pressure in Cottonwood, Arizona, is prompting city leaders to take a closer look at license plate-reading cameras that some residents see as a public safety tool and others view as a troubling expansion of surveillance. The immediate outcome of the Aug. 4 City Council meeting was a pledge by officials to bring the camera issue back for a dedicated public discussion, according to JournalAZ. Here's what to know Vice Mayor Felicia …