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City Defends Use of Flock Safety Cameras as Privacy Critics Demand Changes

City officials say the 90 cameras have helped catch suspects and stolen vehicles, while critics question data sharing and crime-reduction claims.

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IDAHO FALLS — Automated license plate readers provide an important law enforcement tool, but the cameras in use in Idaho Falls are causing controversy.

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Oklahoma City leaders to debate Flock camera contract

With nearly 300 license plate readers in the metro, Oklahoma City is set to debate whether to renew its contract with Flock.

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As OKC weighs Flock renewal, critics question whether license plate cameras really reduce crime

With nearly 300 license plate readers in the metro, Oklahoma City is set to debate whether to renew its contract with Flock.

·Oklahoma City, United States
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City defends use of Flock Safety cameras as privacy critics demand changes

Automated license plate readers provide an important law enforcement tool, but the cameras in use in Idaho Falls are causing controversy.

·Cherokee County, United States
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Idaho Press broke the news in Cherokee County, United States on Tuesday, July 14, 2026.
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