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Glendale Defends Flock Cameras as Arizona Cities Opt Out

Glendale police say 58 Flock cameras helped solve a homicide in minutes, even as Tempe, Surprise and other Arizona cities end their contracts.

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Glendale Defends Flock Cameras as Arizona Cities Opt Out

Glendale police say 58 Flock cameras helped solve a homicide in minutes, even as Tempe, Surprise and other Arizona cities end their contracts.

3 days ago·San Francisco, United States

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