California officials move to remove HOA's Flock cameras from public streets after mistaken approval

California officials move to remove HOA's Flock cameras from public streets after mistaken approval

A California city is moving to remove surveillance cameras from public streets after officials said they were approved by mistake. The dispute is renewing questions about who controls neighborhood surveillance data — and what happens when private groups install monitoring technology in public spaces. Here's what to know According to The Mercury News, Brentwood, California, is working to revoke a permit connected to Flock license plate reader cam…