City Council Approves Removal of Flock Cameras in Ord
Officials say the cameras store license plate data for 30 days and some nearby towns have canceled the systems over privacy concerns.
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City Council approves removal of Flock cameras in Ord
ORD, Neb. (KLKN) — Yesterday, Ord’s City Council conducted a meeting where a vote was passed supporting the removal of Flock cameras throughout Ord. Flock cameras are automated license plate readers that store vehicle data. The Ord Police Department (OPD) said Flock can be an asset for law enforcement. “We agree that while FLOCK is a highly effective investigative asset...
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