Residents split over Flock cameras as council hears privacy and safety concerns
Public commenters at the meeting pressed the council on the Flock license-plate camera system: privacy advocates warned of Fourth Amendment risks while former officers and parents urged measured use, saying the cameras can aid investigations and protect children.
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Delaney Davis, a Clinton resident, used her public comment time to raise constitutional and privacy concerns about the Flock system.
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