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Murfreesboro residents speak out against Flock cameras after city renews contract
Murfreesboro residents confronted the city council regarding a recently renewed contract for $240,000 with Flock Safety to provide Automatic License Plate Reader cameras and gunshot detection microphones. Opponents expressed deep concerns over privacy, Fourth Amendment rights, and mass surveillance, while supporters argued that the technology aids police departments in solving crime.
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