Court approves amendment to Flock Safety agreement; law enforcement cites solved cases
Johnson County approved amendments to its Flock Safety camera agreements that convert portable cameras to permanent sites and reduce annual costs; law enforcement said the cameras have aided investigations including homicide cases.
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The court approved an amendment to the county's Flock Safety agreements that will replace some portable cameras with permanent installations and reduce the county's net annual Flock costs. Mr. Massey, who presented the item, said the department has used Flock cameras to assist criminal investigations and to review a recent traffic crash captured on camera; he told commissioners the change will ultimately reduce annual costs.
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