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Flock cameras stolen and vandalized in Kearney as privacy debate heats up

The city’s police leaders still support the cameras as a crime-fighting tool, even as Flock tightens data rules after backlash.

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Kearney is standing behind its Flock license plate cameras despite recent theft and damage, while Bolivar has decided to remove its cameras due to privacy concerns

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Flock cameras stolen and vandalized in Kearney as privacy debate heats up

Kearney is standing behind its Flock license plate cameras despite recent theft and damage, while Bolivar has decided to remove its cameras due to privacy concerns

·Kansas City, United States
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Ellensburg arrest tied to stolen Flock cameras in Kittitas

ELLENSBURG, Wash. — Kittitas County deputies arrested a man in a case involving three stolen Flock cameras in the Kittitas area.

·Spokane, United States
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KHQ Right Now broke the news in Spokane, United States on Monday, August 17, 2026.
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