Judge Terry Means handled a case involving Texas surveillance, while Flock cameras continue to monitor roads across North Texas.
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Judge Terry Means handled a case involving Texas surveillance, while Flock cameras continue to monitor roads across North Texas.
Who's involved
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Flock Safety, a company providing ALPR services, is involved in a story about the expansion of its camera network and its use by law enforcement in Texas, alongside partners like Motorola Solutions.Also in this story
- Waco police rejected Flock Safety's specialized hardware for regional police departments, amidst state funding halts affecting technology rollouts.
- City council in Robinson, Texas, debates the use and potential renewal of a Flock Safety surveillance contract.
- Houston police accessed Flock camera system data from Lucas County.
- League City Police Department shares captured data with the FBI, utilizing automated license plate reader cameras.
The entities involved
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Texas
state of the United States of America
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North Texas
geographic region
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Terry Means
researcher (ORCID 0000-0001-7622-0462)
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