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Removal verifiedSyracuse, New York

Flock Safety removes its license plate readers, finalizing eight-month breakup with City of Syracuse

Published by
Central Current
Date
Location
Syracuse, New York
Status
Removal verified

Central Current reports that Flock Safety removed its license plate readers from Syracuse, finalising an eight-month separation between the company and the city. This is one of the few entries where the hardware is confirmed gone rather than merely voted against.

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