Arlington board directs removal of county's Flock cameras

Arlington County is removing surveillance cameras made by Flock from its use. The decision came after the technology drew criticism from both political parties across the country. The county board approved the discontinuation on Tuesday.

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DC News NowCenter· 12d ago

Arlington votes to remove Flock surveillance cameras, Fairfax pauses new installations

WTOP Washington DCCenter· 12d ago

Arlington County ends use of Flock cameras and related technology

FOX 5 DCCenter· 12d ago

Arlington County to remove Flock cameras, end contract with company

DC News NowCenter· 13d ago

Arlington board directs removal of county's Flock cameras

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