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Are Rural Law Enforcement Agencies Using Flock Cameras?
Nearly 800 rural law enforcement agencies use Automatic License Plate Readers (ALPRs), with 80% using Flock Safety cameras. Critics argue these tools violate privacy, as Flock's AI-enabled systems collect sensitive data and are used for purposes like tracking individuals and aiding ICE. The American Civil Liberties Union highlights concerns about expansive surveillance capabilities.
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