Resident decries county Flock camera surveillance during public comment
A resident urged the board to reject mass surveillance and expressed opposition to Flock automated license-plate readers, arguing such systems create searchable travel histories without individualized suspicion.
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During public comment, resident Jeffrey Haper urged the village to avoid mass surveillance practices and raised constitutional concerns about automated license-plate reader networks commonly known as Flock cameras.
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