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Larimer County sheriff defends license plate reader cameras as privacy concerns grow
Larimer County Sheriff's Office defends its use of 49 automated license plate reader (ALPR) cameras, citing their role in solving major crimes like two homicides. Residents, including Cole Huling, raise privacy concerns about data collection, storage, and sharing with Flock Safety, a private company. The City of Fort Collins recently ended its contract with Flock Safety over similar privacy issues.
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