County hears update on FLOCK license‑plate reader system; audit due in two weeks
Dougherty County Police leaders said the FLOCK automated license‑plate reader system has aided local policing and that a scheduled audit is being reviewed and expected to be ready in two weeks; commissioners discussed coordination with KADB and follow-up reporting.
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Chief Kenneth Johnson briefed the commission on the county’s use of the FLOCK automated license‑plate reader system, describing its positive assistance to Dougherty County Police and partner agencies. Chief Johnson said audits are performed periodically and that the current audit was under review and should be ready in two weeks.
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