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Crime-fighting tool or government surveillance? Tennessee debates Flock cameras
Tennessee is debating the use of Flock cameras, an automated license plate reader system, which law enforcement in Middle Tennessee claims is helping recover missing children. The technology raises questions about balancing crime-fighting benefits against potential government surveillance concerns.
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