Putnam County Sheriff Pulls Plug on License Plate Readers Amid Privacy Debate
The program helped locate murder suspects and a teenage trafficking victim, but DeLoach said privacy and oversight concerns outweighed its benefits.
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Putnam County Sheriff Ends Use of Flock Cameras
Putnam County Sheriff H.D. Gator DeLoach has directed automated license plate reader cameras to be disconnected immediately and removed within 30 days, an agency release issued today states. The Sheriff’s Office had 18 cameras on major roadways in Putnam County. The post Putnam County Sheriff Ends Use of Flock Cameras appeared first on FlaglerLive.
Putnam County sheriff orders removal of 18 automated license plate reader cameras
Sheriff H.D. “Gator” DeLoach ordered the immediate disconnection of all 18 automated license plate reader cameras on major roadways in Putnam County on Monday, with full removal of the equipment scheduled within 30 days.
Putnam County Sheriff pulls plug on license plate readers amid privacy debate
Putnam County Sheriff H.D. “Gator” DeLoach has ordered the immediate disconnection of all automated license plate reader (ALPR) cameras in the county, citing growing concerns over privacy, data sharing and the pace of regulation surrounding the technology.
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