Grass Valley Police Leave Flock over Data Privacy Concerns
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Groups plan peaceful protest, car meet over Flock camera concerns in Fargo
By Sydney Zatz via Valley News Live FARGO, N.D. (Valley News Live) – Two local groups are organizing a peaceful protest and community car meet Saturday to raise concerns about Flock camera systems in the area. The event, put on by 701’s Most Wanted and Midnight Mafia, is scheduled for 4 p.m. on Saturday, August 15th, at the intersection of 45th Street South and 13th Avenue Southwest. Organizers say attendees are invited to share their concerns a…
Grass Valley police leave Flock over data privacy concerns
Grass Valley Police End Flock Camera Contract
A Flock camera, similar to those installed in Grass Valley.GRASS VALLEY — Residents filled the Grass Valley City Council chambers on Tuesday evening, prepared to argue that the city should get rid of its automated license plate readers. They learned in the first minutes of the meeting that the argument was over. Police Chief Alex Gammelgard opened with a letter to the community announcing that his department will indefinitely suspend its use of …
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