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Louisiana, Mo. PD disables FLOCK cams after misconduct in St. Charles County,

KHQA · 2 months ago

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Full Story: Continuing coverage on FLOCK cameras in the Tri-State area: A northeast Missouri town is disabling its FLOCK cameras after seeing misconduct in a nearby county. St. Charles County, Mo., has discontinued its use of FLOCK, automated license plate readers, after finding out an employee used them for personal, non-law enforcement purposes. Get more information at KHQA.com! Follow us…

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