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Flock Cameras Unreasonable Search or Public Safety

Constitutional Sound Bites by David Shestokas · 2 months ago

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Norfolk's Flock network captured vehicles hundreds of times, sparking a battle over privacy. Residents challenge the system, raising questions about civil liberties. It's being tested right now in Norfolk Virginia 2 residents Lee Schmidt and Krystal Arrington discovered their vehicles had been captured by the city's Flock network four hundred and 75 and three hundred and 25 times respectively in…

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