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Texas Lawman Shuts Down County's "Garbage" Flock Cameras: "Doesn't Belong in a Free Society"
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Texas Lawman Shuts Down County's "Garbage" Flock Cameras: "Doesn't Belong in a Free Society"
Amid the ongoing vandalism surrounding Flock Safety Automatic License Plate Recognition (ALPR) devices and growing privacy concerns, a lawman in North Texas has shut down all Flock cameras in his county. He described them as “garbage,” stating that such surveillance “doesn’t belong in a free society.” Flock ALPRs have been making news regularly, and while these devices are helpful in tracking stolen vehicles as they notify nearby officers every …
·Asheville, United States
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