Debate over Flock cameras: Some share concerns at tense city council meeting
A debate over Flock cameras, which read license plate numbers to aid crime fighting by police, is causing concern in Murfreesboro. While some, like council member Austin Maxwell, support the technology and its utility for law enforcement, others worry that it violates their privacy and rights. The discussion occurred during a tense city council meeting.
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