Public works crews bagged 55 Flock cameras located along public roadways in League City on Thursday.
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Public works crews bagged 55 Flock cameras located along public roadways in League City on Thursday.
League City voters sent a message to its government leaders on Tuesday: Disable all license plate readers immediately.Β Fifty-four percent of 46,400 voters cast ballots to end Flock cameras, making League City the first in the greater Houston area to take action on the controversial technology. Critics say the license plate readers are mass surveillance [β¦] The post League City Votes to Disable Flock Cameras appeared first on Houston Press.
League City voters have decided their police department should no longer use license plate reading cameras.
League City voters said no to the city's continued use of Flock cameras.
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