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Another City Just Killed Its Flock Camera Program. Who's Fighting to Bring Them Back?

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• Plymouth is latest Minnesota city to ditch Flock cameras — Minnesota Public Radio ↗
• Monroe city council votes to end Flock Safety contract amid privacy concerns — Local 12 (WKRC) ↗
• Hamilton County Sheriff Ends Flock Camera Program — Hoodline ↗
• Map Shows Cities Fighting Back Against Flock Cameras — Newsweek ↗
• Wylie becomes latest North Texas city to end Flock camera use — FOX 4 Dallas-Fort Worth ↗
• Dallas City Council rejects proposal to end Flock camera funding — FOX 4 Dallas-Fort Worth ↗
• Dallas police removing over 300 Flock cameras as city leader pushes to end funding completely — FOX 4 Dallas-Fort Worth ↗
• Betting that Abbott will soon restore funding, some Texas agencies accept Flock's offer to keep cameras on — The Texas Tribune ↗
• Flock Donations to Local Politicians' Groups Skyrocket as Protests Against AI Cameras Mount — The Intercept ↗
• Pro-Flock activists push Richmond council to extend contract, turn cameras back on — AOL News (syndicated) ↗
• Asheville police lose Flock camera access after city council votes to end contract — WLOS ↗