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Jefferson County has decided to end its partnership with Flock Safety, following public opposition and a directive from the Florida Department of Transportation to remove Flock cameras from state highways. Sheriff Mac McNeill cited public feedback in his decision, which reflects a growing trend among Republican leaders against the use of automated license-plate readers due to privacy concerns.
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Jefferson County has decided to end its partnership with Flock Safety, following public opposition and a directive from the Florida Department of Transportation to remove Flock cameras from state highways. Sheriff Mac McNeill cited public feedback in his decision, which reflects a growing trend among Republican leaders against the use of automated license-plate readers due to privacy concerns.
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