The Dallas Police Department said Tuesday it is shutting down more than 300 Flock cameras after Texas Gov. Greg Abbott (R) ordered state agencies to halt funding for the roadside camera network. The city will cancel 321 of the company’s automated license plate readers supported by state funding by Sept. 15, authorities said. More than…
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Dallas police shutting down hundreds of Flock cameras after funding pause
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Originally reported by The Hill. Read the full story at the original source.
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