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Police Chief: Flock Cameras Tightly Regulated in Leesburg

Summary by Loudoun Now
Amid growing controversy nationwide, Leesburg Police Chief Thea Pirnat on Monday night assured members of the Town Council that her agency’s use of Flock cameras is tightly regulated and safe
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Police Chief: Flock Cameras Tightly Regulated in Leesburg

Amid growing controversy nationwide, Leesburg Police Chief Thea Pirnat on Monday night assured members of the Town Council that her agency’s use of Flock cameras is tightly regulated and safe

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Loudoun Now broke the news on Tuesday, November 10, 2026.
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