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WinNewport, Kentucky

Newport no longer pursuing a contract with Flock Safety cameras after residents voice concerns

Published by
WVXU
Date
Location
Newport, Kentucky
Status
Win

WVXU reports that Newport stopped pursuing a Flock Safety camera contract after residents raised concerns. The police department had been running a free trial and had signalled it intended to buy cameras; public opposition changed the outcome before any purchase was made.

From the reporting

  • Captain Kevin Drohan said the decision took account of public feedback and recent developments in Fourth Amendment case law.
  • The reversal came six days after officials had indicated the free trial would continue, with plans to eventually buy six cameras.

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