Controversial cameras pit police against privacy concerns in South Portland

WGME·May 19

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The use of Flock cameras by police departments is raising privacy concerns in several locations. Some cities, such as Los Angeles, have suspended the use of these cameras due to these concerns, while others, like Troy, have chosen to continue their contracts. The deployment of Flock cameras is sparking debate in various regions, including South Portland, the Midlands, and Metro Detroit.

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