League City to disable Flock cameras after voters reject their use
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A proposition on November ballots asked voters whether they thought the League City Police Department should continue using automated license plate reader cameras for law enforcement purposes. 54% of voters rejected the use of the cameras, while 46% of voters chose to keep the cameras in place.
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League City covers more than 50 Flock cameras after election results
The move comes after voters rejected the city’s use of Flock cameras in Tuesday’s election. Fifty-four percent of voters rejected the use of the cameras, while 46% of voters chose to keep the cameras in place.
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League City to disable Flock cameras after voters reject their use
A proposition on November ballots asked voters whether they thought the League City Police Department should continue using automated license plate reader cameras for law enforcement purposes. 54% of voters rejected the use of the cameras, while 46% of voters chose to keep...
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