Resident urges caution on business-linked police video systems
At the Aug. 4 Middleton Common Council meeting, resident Robert Everett warned the council against adopting alternatives to Flock ALPR systems, saying some vendors (including a system called FUSUS) let police view live video inside businesses and that policy uniformity and data-access questions remain unresolved.
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Robert Everett, a Middleton resident who gave his address at the meeting, told the Common Council he wants the city to be cautious about alternatives to its current automated-license-plate-reading (ALPR) approach.
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