SECURITYAug 3 · 19:54 UTCKDFW FOX4 DALLAS[email protected] (Alex Boyer)

Dallas police Flock camera use sparks privacy debate

Dallas police use Flock license plate cameras to solve crimes, but privacy concerns have led Congressman Keith Self to propose the Privacy Act.

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