St. Petersburg Police Chief Defends Flock Cameras Amid FDOT Mandate to Remove Them on State Roads
Grady Judd says the sheriff’s office will keep the 73 cameras off state roads for crime-fighting and missing-person cases.
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St. Petersburg police chief defends Flock cameras amid FDOT mandate to remove them on state roads
St. Petersburg Police Chief Anthony Holloway is defending automated license plate readers following a state mandate that will require the removal of the technology on state roads.
Polk sheriff will continue using Flock cameras, but not on state roads
Rep. Lauren Boebert Calls Flock Cameras "Horrible," Says She Wants Them "Out Of Communities Completely"
Rep. Lauren Boebert said Flock cameras are “horrible” and that she wants them out of American communities, telling a reporter that the Fourth Amendment “is not a suggestion and it’s… The post Rep. Lauren Boebert Calls Flock Cameras “Horrible,” Says She Wants Them “Out Of Communities Completely” appeared first on Where Is The Buzz | Breaking News, Entertainment, Exclusive Interviews & Morero.
Breaking News: Polk Sheriff’s Office Says Flock Cameras Will Stay in Use
The Polk County Sheriff’s Office will continue using automated license plate readers throughout the county, except for those located on state highway rights of way, which must now be removed under a Florida Department of Transportation directive, according to a statement released by the Sheriff’s Office Tuesday evening. PCSO remains…
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