Bay Area City of Richmond Extends Flock Contract, Agrees to Turn Cameras Back On
Richmond City Council extended Flock Safety contract through year-end with new restrictions and penalties after the system aided in 274 arrests and 250 vehicle recoveries.
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Bay Area city of Richmond extends Flock contract, agrees to turn cameras back on
RICHMOND, Calif. — Driven by public safety concerns, automatic license plate readers will be turned back on in Richmond, months after they were shut down over privacy risks. In addition to turning the cameras back on, a 4-3 vote by…
Richmond extends Flock contract, agrees to turn cameras back on
RICHMOND — Driven by public safety concerns, automatic license plate readers will be turned back on in Richmond, months after they were shut down over privacy risks. In addition to turning the cameras back on, a 4-3 vote by the City Council on Tuesday extended the city’s contract with Flock Safety, one of the largest […]
Richmond City Council extends Flock license plate reader contract amid privacy concerns
The Richmond City Council voted Tuesday to extend its contract with Flock Safety for its automated license plate reader cameras until the end of the year while the city administration explores alternative vendors. Police departments use automated license plate reader (ALPR) cameras to investigate crimes like stolen vehicles. But privacy watchdogs have raised concerns about federal agencies being able to access the camera data — a potential viola…
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