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St. Paul to remove Flock cameras after residents raise privacy concerns

St. Paul police will lose access to their two Flock Safety license plate reader cameras after residents pushed back on the surveillance technology at a city meeting.

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St. Paul to remove Flock cameras after residents raise privacy concerns
St. Paul police will lose access to their two Flock Safety license plate reader cameras after residents pushed back on the surveillance technology at a city meeting.
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