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Will Scottsdale follow as a flock of cities cancel cop cams?

Scottsdale officials face pressure to end the $372,050 contract as nearby cities move to Axon or drop Flock cameras after privacy complaints.

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Like birds, cities around the country seem to be flying in unison – forming an unofficial flock against a hawk-like automated license plate reader system.

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Will Scottsdale follow as a flock of cities cancel cop cams?

Like birds, cities around the country seem to be flying in unison – forming an unofficial flock against a hawk-like automated license plate reader system.

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Scottsdale Progress broke the news on Sunday, August 16, 2026.
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