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InvestigateTV · 5 months ago

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Thousands of cameras nationwide help police track vehicles involved in crimes, but critics say the system also records everyday drivers — raising privacy and oversight concerns. Reporter Brendan Keefe talks to Flock Safety's chief communications officer and critics about the way the cameras are used. https://www.investigatetv.com/2026/05/18/flock-safety-cameras-help-solve-crimes-whos-watching-watchers/

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