Bipartisan backlash grows against Flock's license plate cameras as cities cut ties
Two Arizona cities, Tempe and Cave Creek, terminated their contracts with Flock's automated license plate reader cameras on the same day, citing privacy risks. Senators Josh Hawley and Bernie Sanders also targeted the company, with Hawley launching an investigation and Sanders pledging new legislation. Flock defended its technology, arguing it helps solve crimes and that removal harms public safety.
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