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OngoingVerona, Wisconsin

Flock 'Objects to Our Removing Their Equipment': Emails Reveal Why a Town Put Bags Over Its Flock Cameras

Published by
404 Media
Date
Location
Verona, Wisconsin
Status
Ongoing

404 Media reports on Verona officials covering their cameras with bags while navigating contract cancellation and the question of who may physically remove the equipment. The cameras were taken out of service without being taken down, which is exactly the gap between a cancelled contract and a removed camera.

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