Florida county finds 11 unpermitted Flock cameras with unidentified owners

Officials in St. Lucie County, Florida, set out to take down every automated license-plate reader made by Flock — and then found cameras along their roads that no one in government can account for.

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New York PostLean Right· 17m ago

Mystery Flock cameras discovered in Florida without permits, leaving locals feeling ‘very unsafe’

Not The BeeRight· 6h ago

Flock cameras appeared in this Florida county, but no one knows where they came from or who owns them

Washington ExaminerRight· 10h ago

Florida to take down Flock cameras put up by unknown owner

End Time HeadlinesLean Right· 11h ago

Florida county discovers mysterious Flock cameras with no obvious owner

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