El Paso Police Use Controversial Traffic Cameras Other Cities Are Cancelling For Privacy Concerns
Last Friday, the City of Flagstaff canceled its contract with Flock Safety after the city council voted unanimously to stop using the cameras. Flagstaff is the latest city to cancel its contract with the camera provider after questions have been raised about the lack of privacy the cameras impose on citizens. Supporters of the traffic…
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