St. Paul to Remove Flock Cameras After Residents Raise Privacy Concerns

St. Paul to remove Flock cameras after residents raise privacy concerns

St. Paul police will lose access to their two Flock Safety license plate reader cameras after residents pushed back on the surveillance technology at a city meeting.

St. Paul mayor, police chief announce removal of Flock cameras

St. Paul Mayor Kaohly Her and Police chief Axel Henry said they “understand and share the concerns raised by our community about other jurisdictions accessing data during Operation Metro Surge.”

St. Paul to remove 2 Flock cameras after council vote; Ramsey County sheriff says county-owned cameras to stay

St. Paul leaders moved to remove city-owned Flock cameras after a council vote and public hearing.

St. Paul to remove its two city-owned Flock cameras

After the City Council passed a resolution to end Flock Safety’s contract, Mayor Kaohly Her and Police Chief Axel Henry announced the removal of two city-owned cameras.

St. Paul City Council calls for end to Flock cameras — but stops short of a ban

The St. Paul City Council wants Flock cameras gone, but it can't make that happen on its own.