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Florida County Will Not Investigate Ownership of Removed Flock Cameras

St. Lucie County in Florida will not investigate the ownership of unpermitted Flock cameras that were recently removed. Residents are concerned about the data collected by these cameras, with five of the twelve found being claimed by local law enforcement. A spokesperson for Flock indicated that there was confusion regarding permit requirements.

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St. Lucie County in Florida has opted not to investigate the ownership of unpermitted Flock cameras that were found during a recent takedown. Residents have expressed concerns about the data collected by these cameras, with five out of twelve being claimed by local law enforcement. A spokesperson for Flock mentioned that there was a misunderstanding regarding the permit process, but the specific guidance source remains unconfirmed.

Key facts

  • St. Lucie County found unpermitted Flock cameras during a takedown effort.
  • Residents are concerned about the data collected by these cameras.
  • Five out of twelve cameras were claimed by local law enforcement.
  • A police department mistakenly advised on permit requirements.
  • Neither Flock nor local police confirmed the source of the guidance.
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Florida county won’t investigate sketchy Flock cameras removed by mystery owners

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Florida County Will Not Investigate Ownership of Removed Flock Cameras