Flock Offers to Work with Knox County, Tennessee Lawmakers on Privacy Safeguards for Controversial Cameras

Flock Offers to Work with Knox County, Tennessee Lawmakers on Privacy Safeguards for Controversial Cameras

A spokesman for Flock Safety told The Tennessee Star on Saturday that it is ready to work with public officials in Knox County, where Mayor Glenn Jacobs recently called for the Flock cameras to be removed, as well as lawmakers in the Tennessee General Assembly, where State Representative Jason Zachary (R-Knoxville) said legislation would be introduced in January 2027.  Flock Safety public relations manager Paris Lewbel provided the statement to …

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