Conroe Debates Flock Camera Program
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Conroe residents and ACLU challenged the city's Flock Safety ALPR cameras (11 units, $27.5k/yr) at a March 28 meeting. Privacy advocates cited 24/7 surveillance, data retention, and sharing concerns. Police defended it as a crime-fighting tool. Council split; no vote to end program.
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