# Flock Safety faces rising vandalism, misuse, and politics

> Live situation record from CLSTR: https://clstr.news/situations/us-cities-reevaluate-use-of-flock-surveillance-cameras-over-privacy-concerns
> Updated: 2026-09-15T23:19:38.000Z. Sources: 412. Developments: 60.

The backlash against Flock Safety’s AI-driven license-plate-reader (ALPR) network intensified in late summer 2026, marked by rising physical vandalism, safety concerns, and increased municipal opposition. In response to privacy concerns, residents have used chainsaws to destroy cameras in New York, painted them in California, and rammed devices with trucks in Idaho. Recent vandalism also occurred in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, where a camera’s mounting post and power cables were cut, costing an estimated $1,000 to repair. In Covington, a social media-driven protest has resulted in the majority of the city’s cameras being damaged or destroyed.

Institutional opposition has expanded as several municipalities terminate or restrict agreements. In Texas, Governor Greg Abbott has ordered state agencies to halt funding for Flock Safety cameras following reports that funds intended for combating vehicle theft were used to expand the surveillance network. This has led cities like Dallas to announce the shutdown of 321 cameras by mid-September 2026, though over 300 will remain operational via federal grants. In Pflugerville, the city has deactivated 28 cameras and covered them with plastic, while the local school district has also deactivated its units due to fears of unauthorized data access. In Florida, the Department of Transportation has ordered the removal of license plate readers from state highway rights-of-way within 30 days, citing concerns from Governor Ron DeSantis regarding a “surveillance state.”

In September 2026, local scrutiny increased in Missouri, where the Columbia City Council moved to hold a public hearing regarding the city’s contract. In Summit County, Colorado, the Sheriff’s Office paused camera use after several units were cut down. Amidst these local debates, President Trump expressed support for the technology, stating, “I sort of like ’em because of that, because of law enforcement,” despite acknowledging privacy criticisms.

## Claims

- Flock Safety has installed more than 100,000 license plate reader cameras across the United States. (disputed by 5 sources)
- Around 120,000 Flock cameras are installed across the United States. (disputed by 4 sources)
- Flock Safety is reducing the default data retention period from 30 days to seven days. (corroborated by 14 sources)
- Flock Safety operates a network of AI roadside cameras that automatically read license plates and store the data in a searchable database used by law‑enforcement agencies. (corroborated by 12 sources)
- At least 50 law‑enforcement officers have been charged or accused of unauthorized use of Flock’s license‑plate readers, including stalking. (corroborated by 11 sources)
- Braselton Police Department Chief Michael Steffman used Flock cameras to stalk his ex‑wife Marci Bakely and was arrested on stalking, harassment and license‑plate‑reader misuse charges. (corroborated by 11 sources)
- The company is introducing a mandatory audit tool to flag abnormal search activity by law enforcement. (corroborated by 10 sources)
- Police searches through the Flock database will now require a criminal case number for justification. (corroborated by 10 sources)
- Ring is introducing a new encryption standard called TAKE (Throw Away the Key Encryption). (corroborated by 9 sources)

## Timeline

### 2026-09-15: El Paso City Council votes to remove Flock Safety surveillance cameras

The El Paso City Council voted unanimously to remove 150 Flock Safety license plate reader cameras following privacy concerns and the loss of state funding ordered by Governor Greg Abbott.

2 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/el-paso-city-council-votes-to-remove-flock-safety-surveillance-cameras

### 2026-09-14: Trump expresses support for Flock law enforcement cameras

President Trump expressed support for Flock automated license plate reader cameras, noting their value to law enforcement despite ongoing national debates regarding privacy and surveillance.

10 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/trump-expresses-support-for-flock-law-enforcement-cameras

### 2026-09-11: Flock camera surveillance sparks public debate in Missouri and Colorado

Local officials in Missouri and Colorado are addressing community concerns and holding public discussions regarding the use of Flock Safety license plate reader cameras and surveillance privacy.

6 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/flock-camera-surveillance-sparks-public-debate-in-missouri-and-colorado

### 2026-09-04: Florida and Texas governors order removal of Flock surveillance cameras

Governors in Florida and Texas are ordering the removal of Flock Safety license plate readers from state roads, citing data privacy concerns and the company's unauthorized monetization of traffic data.

4 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/florida-governor-orders-removal-of-flock-surveillance-cameras

### 2026-09-03: Wyoming Legislature considers bill on Flock surveillance cameras

The Wyoming Legislature is considering a bill regarding Automatic License Plate Readers (ALPRs) to determine if the technology should be banned or regulated due to privacy concerns.

3 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/wyoming-legislature-considers-bill-on-flock-surveillance-cameras

### 2026-09-01: HOA surveillance camera installations spark privacy disputes and vandalism

Homeowners associations in California and Georgia face resident backlash and vandalism following the unauthorized installation of Flock Safety surveillance cameras.

2 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/hoa-surveillance-camera-installations-spark-privacy-disputes-and-vandalism

### 2026-08-31: Shakopee officials defend Flock camera program against misinformation

Shakopee officials are defending the city's Flock automated license plate reader program against what they describe as misinformation and social media outrage ahead of a City Council workshop.

3 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/shakopee-officials-defend-flock-camera-program-against-misinformation

### 2026-08-30: Flock Safety surveillance technology faces bans and funding halts in Florida and Texas

U.S. officials in Florida and Texas are restricting or defunding Flock Safety license plate reader networks following widespread privacy concerns and reports of technology misuse.

55 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/pennsylvania-officials-seek-ban-on-flock-safety-surveillance-cameras

### 2026-08-25: Flock Safety cameras face US scrutiny over privacy and misuse

Flock Safety license plate readers face nationwide scrutiny as US lawmakers and governors debate privacy risks following reports of police misuse and widespread vandalism of the surveillance technology.

76 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/ring-introduces-take-encryption-as-new-default-for-all-customers

### 2026-08-24: U.S. cities reconsider Flock Safety surveillance contracts

Various U.S. cities, including Santa Barbara, Sheboygan, and Bernalillo County, are terminating or reviewing contracts with Flock Safety over privacy and data security concerns.

10 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/santa-barbara-considers-replacing-flock-safety-cameras-with-verkada

### 2026-08-21: Florida police officers arrested for alleged misuse of Flock surveillance cameras

Two Florida police officers, Christopher Goodson and Corey Waiters, were arrested for allegedly misusing Flock Safety surveillance cameras to repeatedly track individuals.

2 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/florida-police-officers-arrested-for-alleged-misuse-of-flock-surveillance-cameras

### 2026-08-21: California cities move to restrict Flock surveillance cameras

California cities Brentwood and Santa Barbara are moving to remove or replace Flock Safety surveillance cameras due to privacy concerns and mistaken permit approvals.

8 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/california-cities-move-to-restrict-flock-surveillance-cameras

### 2026-08-20: Flock surveillance cameras face growing backlash and satirical protests

A man in a Darth Vader costume used satire at a San Diego City Council meeting to protest the use of Flock Safety surveillance cameras, highlighting national concerns over privacy and police misuse of data.

19 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/san-diego-surveillance-debate-marked-by-darth-vader-protest

### 2026-08-18: Police officers accused of using Flock surveillance cameras to track ex-partners

Police officers in South Carolina and Massachusetts face allegations of using Flock Safety surveillance cameras to track former romantic partners, leading to a termination and a departmental suspension.

6 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/police-officers-accused-of-using-flock-surveillance-cameras-to-track-ex-partners

### 2026-08-16: Princeton resident petitions to ban Flock Safety surveillance cameras

A Princeton, New Jersey, resident has petitioned the town council to ban Flock Safety cameras, citing concerns over privacy and the expansion of a nationwide surveillance network.

3 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/princeton-resident-petitions-to-ban-flock-safety-surveillance-cameras

### 2026-08-13: Flock Safety implements new privacy safeguards for license plate readers

Flock Safety is tightening privacy controls and reducing data retention for its license plate reader system following reports of police misuse and widespread cancellations by local agencies.

76 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/us-sheriff-offices-remove-license-plate-reader-cameras

### 2026-08-11: Flock Safety announces platform updates amid privacy backlash

Flock Safety is introducing new data retention and audit safeguards following reports of police misuse and growing public opposition to its automated license plate reader network.

53 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/san-luis-police-defend-use-of-flock-safety-cameras

### 2026-08-09: Flock Safety surveillance cameras face nationwide privacy backlash

Flock Safety's automated license plate reader network faces growing US backlash over privacy, high false-positive rates, and reports of misuse, leading to contract cancellations and camera vandalism.

20 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/yosemite-national-park-faces-privacy-backlash-over-new-flock-safety-cameras

### 2026-08-09: Flock Safety proposed mobile surveillance via rideshare vehicles

Flock Safety proposed using 350,000 Uber, Lyft, and delivery vehicles as a mobile surveillance network to scan license plates, though the company states the plan was never implemented.

2 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/flock-safety-proposed-mobile-surveillance-via-rideshare-vehicles

### 2026-08-08: Surveillance technology faces privacy challenges and evasion tactics

New patterns designed to evade algorithmic surveillance have emerged as controversies grow over Flock Safety's data-sharing practices with federal agencies in the US.

2 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/surveillance-technology-sparks-privacy-concerns-and-evasion-methods

### 2026-08-07: US local governments reconsider Flock Safety ALPR camera contracts

Pinal County, AZ, cancelled its Flock Safety ALPR contract over Fourth‑Amendment concerns, while Springville, AL, is reviewing its contract after an audit revealed misuse and questioned its cost‑benefit.

4 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/us-local-governments-reconsider-flock-safety-alpr-camera-contracts

### 2026-08-07: Flock Safety faces growing US backlash over surveillance network

Flock Safety faces rising backlash in the US over its license plate reader network, amid privacy concerns, local contract cancellations, and reports of a proposed mobile scanning network using rideshare dashc_m

17 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/flock-safety-faces-scrutiny-over-surveillance-expansion-and-community-opposition

### 2026-08-05: Automated License Plate Readers Deployed by Decatur Police and Across Northern Minnesota

Decatur, AL uses 44 Flock Safety license‑plate readers with 30‑day data retention, while over 250 similar cameras operate across northern Minnesota, sparking privacy debates.

5 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/automated-license-plate-readers-deployed-by-decatur-police-and-across-northern-minnesota

### 2026-08-05: Flock Safety ALPR cameras face nationwide backlash over privacy and misuse

Flock Safety’s 120,000‑camera ALPR network faces privacy criticism, abuse investigations, and growing city bans across the U.S. and abroad.

29 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/connecticut-senate-leaders-call-for-pause-on-new-surveillance-cameras

### 2026-08-03: Flock Safety camera network hit by backlash, misuse claims and contract cancellations

Flock Safety’s license‑plate cameras face nationwide backlash: Stanford and several California cities end contracts, a California bill seeks tighter data limits, audits trigger resignations in Georgia, a 71 %‑m

12 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/flock-licenseplate-camera-network-misused-by-us-police-for-stalking

### 2026-07-31: Flock Safety ALPR cameras face safety, privacy and vandalism backlash in US

Flock Safety's ALPR cameras are under fire in the US for unsafe pole placement, privacy lawsuits, and recent vandalism incidents, amid widespread deployment in thousands of police agencies.

4 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/flock-safety-alpr-poles-face-safety-and-privacy-scrutiny-in-us

### 2026-07-31: Idaho Falls City Council Limits Use of Flock Safety Surveillance Cameras

Idaho Falls City Council voted to bar Flock Safety from using local camera data for AI training, while still allowing limited law‑enforcement access amid broader state‑wide surveillance debates.

2 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/idaho-falls-city-council-limits-use-of-flock-safety-surveillance-cameras

### 2026-07-29: Alabama police departments investigate Flock camera misuse

Alabama police departments disciplined staff for misusing Flock license‑plate cameras and referred the cases to the state law‑enforcement agency, while officials stress the system’s investigative value.

4 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/alabama-police-departments-investigate-flock-camera-misuse

### 2026-07-29: New Bedford police face resident backlash over Flock license‑plate reader contract

New Bedford residents protest the city’s Flock license‑plate reader contract, demanding removal and council review amid a national debate on surveillance privacy.

2 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/new-bedford-police-face-resident-backlash-over-flock-licenseplate-reader-contract

### 2026-07-29: Flock Safety’s Autonomous Drone ‘Alpha’ Enables High‑Speed License‑Plate Surveillance

Flock Safety’s new ‘Alpha’ drone can fly at 60 mph and read license plates from 2,000 ft, linking to its ALPR network, sparking privacy concerns from civil‑rights groups and prompting US legislative scrutiny.

4 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/flock-safetys-autonomous-drone-alpha-enables-highspeed-licenseplate-surveillance

### 2026-07-28: Flock Safety cameras face nationwide backlash in the United States

Flock Safety’s 120,000‑camera network is under nationwide U.S. backlash after vandalism, municipal contract cancellations, and privacy‑related misuse allegations, including a Dunwoody VP incident.

10 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/flock-safety-cameras-face-growing-opposition-across-the-united-states

### 2026-07-28: US municipalities shift from Flock Safety ALPR cameras to Axon

Taos, NM council redirects $54k from a Flock Safety ALPR contract amid privacy concerns, part of a wider U.S. trend where over 50 municipalities are dropping Flock and moving to Axon for license‑plate reading.

7 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/us-municipalities-shift-from-flock-safety-alpr-cameras-to-axon

### 2026-07-27: Rep. Thomas Massie proposes bill to strip federal funds from cities using Flock cameras

Rep. Thomas Massie proposes a bill to cut federal funding to municipalities that deploy Flock automated license‑plate readers, directly targeting the Atlanta firm's surveillance network.

2 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/rep-thomas-massie-proposes-bill-to-strip-federal-funds-from-cities-using-flock-cameras

### 2026-07-26: Flock Safety deploys airborne drones that read license plates from 2,000 feet

Flock Safety adds airborne drones that read license plates from 2,000 feet, expanding its U.S. ALPR network; the drones, built with Aerodome, are marketed as “first responders” amid privacy concerns.

6 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/flock-safety-deploys-airborne-drones-that-read-license-plates-from-2000-feet

### 2026-07-26: Flock Safety AI License Plate Readers and UK Smart Glasses Raise Surveillance Concerns

AI‑driven license‑plate readers from Flock Safety are widely used in U.S. towns, while hidden‑camera smart glasses threaten UK GDPR privacy protections.

2 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/flock-safety-ai-license-plate-readers-and-uk-smart-glasses-raise-surveillance-concerns

### 2026-07-26: Newport, RI approves Flock Safety drones as privacy debate grows

Newport, Rhode Island approved a $375,000 three‑year pilot of Flock Safety drones for emergency response, while a Florida driver exposed a concealed Flock license‑plate camera, reviving privacy concerns.

2 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/newport-ri-approves-flock-safety-drones-as-privacy-debate-grows

### 2026-07-24: Arkansas and Colorado Police End Flock License Plate Reader Contracts

Police departments in Arkansas and Colorado are ending contracts with Flock Safety’s license‑plate readers, citing community trust and privacy concerns despite the technology's investigative benefits.

2 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/arkansas-and-colorado-police-end-flock-license-plate-reader-contracts

### 2026-07-24: Ohio State University renews $378,000 license‑plate camera contract with Flock Safety

Ohio State University renewed a two‑year, $378,000 contract with Flock Safety for 63 license‑plate cameras, a 20% price hike, amid privacy concerns over data use.

2 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/ohio-state-university-renews-378000-licenseplate-camera-contract-with-flock-safety

### 2026-07-22: Flock Safety license‑plate cameras face privacy backlash across US

Flock Safety's license‑plate cameras spark privacy concerns nationwide, with Fresno audits, Costa Mesa contract disputes, New Jersey data‑safety calls, and a Home Depot class‑action lawsuit alleging secret veh‑

5 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/flock-safety-licenseplate-cameras-face-mixed-reactions-in-us-cities

### 2026-07-22: US towns curb Flock surveillance cameras after local opposition

Avon, Colorado residents and Verona, Wisconsin officials push back against Flock AI license‑plate cameras, citing privacy concerns and legal hurdles to removal.

2 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/us-towns-curb-flock-surveillance-cameras-after-local-opposition

### 2026-07-20: California's expanding license‑plate camera network draws privacy scrutiny

Over 16,000 Flock license‑plate cameras operate in California, raising privacy concerns, while Corvallis clarifies its traffic detectors are non‑surveillance NoTraffic devices.

4 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/californias-expanding-licenseplate-camera-network-draws-privacy-scrutiny

### 2026-07-18: Los Angeles Police Dept. suspends Flock Safety ALPR partnership over data‑sharing worries

The LAPD ended its contract with Flock Safety over fears the ALPR data could be shared with federal agencies, while nationwide investigations have revealed multiple police officers misusing the same cameras to

4 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/los-angeles-police-dept-suspends-flock-safety-alpr-partnership-over-datasharing-worries

### 2026-07-18: Monongalia County Sheriff’s Department opens portal on Flock camera data

Monongalia County Sheriff’s Department launched a transparency portal detailing its Flock Safety ALPR cameras, which capture only license‑plate data and store images for 21 days.

3 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/monongalia-county-sheriffs-department-opens-portal-on-flock-camera-data

### 2026-07-16: Flock Safety ALPR cameras face backlash, contract cuts and vandalism in the US

Flock Safety's ALPR cameras, deployed in up to 100,000 US sites, face privacy criticism, contract cancellations and recent vandalism in Houston amid abuse and accuracy concerns.

5 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/flock-safety-alpr-cameras-face-backlash-contract-cuts-and-vandalism-in-the-us

### 2026-07-16: Flock Safety Camera Misread Triggers Armed Police Standoff in Plymouth, Minnesota

A faulty Flock Safety camera misidentified a vehicle in Plymouth, MN, prompting an armed police stop, while Mount Vernon, VA, reports using eight such cameras with limited data retention and no facial‑recognion

3 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/flock-safety-camera-misread-triggers-armed-police-standoff-in-plymouth-minnesota

### 2026-07-16: Cleveland and Ohio universities continue using Flock license‑plate cameras amid privacy debate

Ohio State and Case Western Reserve keep Flock license‑plate cameras for crime prevention, sparking privacy worries, while Cleveland extends its 100‑camera contract and bans data‑center projects amid debate.

3 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/cleveland-and-ohio-universities-continue-using-flock-licenseplate-cameras-amid-privacy-debate

### 2026-07-16: Flock Safety cameras split: Florida rejects grant, California extends contract

Leon County, FL rejected a federal grant for Flock Safety license‑plate readers, while Merced County, CA extended its contract with the company despite privacy concerns.

2 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/flock-safety-cameras-split-florida-rejects-grant-california-extends-contract

### 2026-07-13: Flock Safety ALPR contracts canceled, privacy debate grows in US

US police agencies, including LAPD and several cities, are canceling or renegotiating Flock Safety ALPR contracts amid rising privacy concerns and data‑sharing scrutiny.

18 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/flock-safety-alprs-face-scrutiny-and-policy-limits-in-kentucky-and-los-angeles

### 2026-07-12: Flock AI surveillance cameras face US and UK backlash

US activists and some lawmakers, including Rep. Lauren Boebert, denounce Flock AI surveillance cameras as unconstitutional, sparking a wave of videos showing their destruction; a Virginia man was arrested after

2 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/flock-ai-surveillance-cameras-face-us-and-uk-backlash

### 2026-07-11: LAPD suspends Flock Safety license‑plate camera program over data‑ownership dispute

LAPD ended its contract with Flock Safety after the agreement expired, citing unclear data‑ownership terms and privacy concerns. An audit found no formal data‑security agreements, prompting a pause while the PD

7 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/los-angeles-police-department-stops-use-of-flock-safety-licenseplate-cameras

### 2026-07-08: Flock Safety camera renewal sparks privacy debate in Cleveland

Cleveland council renews Flock Safety cameras amid privacy concerns over the nationwide license‑plate reader network.

3 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/flock-safety-camera-renewal-sparks-privacy-debate-in-cleveland

### 2026-07-08: US Police License‑Plate Readers Raise Privacy Debate and Abuse Concerns

US ALPR systems help catch criminals but log most innocent drivers, raising privacy worries. A Florida deputy misused ALPR data to stalk a woman, prompting calls for stricter oversight.

2 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/us-police-licenseplate-readers-raise-privacy-debate-and-abuse-concerns

### 2026-07-06: Flock Safety AI cameras raise privacy and legal concerns in the US and Canada

Over 100,000 Flock Safety AI cameras in the US (and possibly Canada) enable extensive tracking by law‑enforcement, sparking privacy protests, while homeowners face complex state laws on video and audio capture.

2 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/flock-safety-ai-cameras-raise-privacy-and-legal-concerns-in-the-us-and-canada

### 2026-07-03: Flock Safety ALPR Errors Lead to Wrongful Police Stops Across the United States

Institute for Justice study links Flock Safety ALPR misreads to wrongful stops and arrests of U.S. drivers, sparking lawsuits over surveillance errors.

2 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/flock-safety-alpr-errors-lead-to-wrongful-police-stops-across-the-united-states

### 2026-07-03: US cities cancel Flock Safety surveillance camera contracts amid civil‑rights backlash

US cities are ending contracts with Flock Safety’s ALPR cameras as civil‑rights groups decry privacy abuses; 80‑100 k devices scan 20 bn cars monthly, with 82 contracts cancelled across 28 states.

2 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/us-cities-cancel-flock-safety-surveillance-camera-contracts-amid-civilrights-backlash

### 2026-06-10: Flock Safety license‑plate reader trial in Pennsylvania meets privacy backlash as US towns end contracts

A Pennsylvania city launched a one‑year Flock Safety LPR trial amid resident privacy concerns, while 53 US municipalities have ended contracts with the firm over data‑use and surveillance objections.

2 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/flock-safety-licenseplate-reader-trial-in-pennsylvania-meets-privacy-backlash-as-us-towns-end-contra

### 2026-06-08: Maine lawmakers launch petition to ban Flock surveillance cameras

Maine Republican legislators Quentin Chapman, David Boyer and Laurel Libby are pushing a citizen initiative and a bill to ban Flock license‑plate‑reading cameras, citing privacy concerns and ACLU criticism.

2 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/maine-lawmakers-launch-petition-to-ban-flock-surveillance-cameras

### 2026-05-12: Berkeley and Renton curb Flock Safety ALPR camera use amid privacy concerns

Berkeley extends its Flock ALPR camera contract while rejecting expansion, and Renton pauses the cameras amid privacy and immigrant concerns.

4 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/berkeley-and-renton-curb-flock-safety-alpr-camera-use-amid-privacy-concerns

### 2026-05-11: Flock Safety's surveillance tech expands in US cities, prompting privacy debates

Flock Safety's surveillance tools roll out in US cities, sparking privacy and civil‑rights concerns.

2 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/flock-safetys-surveillance-tech-expands-in-us-cities-prompting-privacy-debates

### 2026-05-06: Appleton, Wisconsin Ends Use of Flock Surveillance Cameras

Appleton, Wisconsin will discontinue the Flock camera system after community feedback and privacy concerns.

2 sources. https://clstr.news/cluster/appleton-wisconsin-ends-use-of-flock-surveillance-cameras

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