Conroe Council Blocks Public Vote on ALPR Cameras
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Conroe City Council blocked a public vote on its ALPR program (Flock Safety cameras) 3-2, despite a petition with thousands of signatures. This ensures the controversial surveillance system proceeds, frustrating residents concerned about privacy.
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