Sheriff in Leon County suspended Flock Safety camera use, and the Governor announced removal of cameras on state highways.
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Updated Sep 1
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What happened
Sheriff in Leon County suspended Flock Safety camera use, and the Governor announced removal of cameras on state highways.
Who's involved
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Part of
Widespread use and technology expansion of Flock Safety surveillance systems in Florida.Also in this story
- Flock Safety and WINK are facing state scrutiny regarding the use of their surveillance technology in Florida.
- Flock Safety technology was used for law enforcement purposes in Florida on September 3rd.
- Florida banned license plate cameras on September 3rd.
- Flock Safety surveillance cameras are being deployed in Florida and are now targets of vandalism.
The entities involved
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Flock Safety
American surveillance technology company
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Leon County
county in Texas, United States
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Related events
- Flock Safety cameras were discontinued on county roads and ordered removed from the state highway system in Liberty County, Florida.
- Texas banned state agencies from spending on Flock cameras, while the Florida administration rescinded approvals for the system, championed by Ron DeSantis.
- FDT revoked permits for license-plate readers in Miami-Dade County, impacting surveillance technology.
- Flock Safety cameras have been deployed in St. Martin Parish, Louisiana, to aid law enforcement, drawing pushback regarding their use.
- Flock Safety surveillance cameras are being deployed and utilized across Northeast Florida, with specific deployment noted in Jacksonville, leading to public policy discussions.