South Fulton leaders seek tighter rules for Flock camera data
South Fulton Mayor Carmelita Gomez and Sen. Jaha Howard say new safeguards are needed for the use of Flock cameras, which collect license plate reader data. South Fulton, Georgia, leaders Carmelita Gomez and Sen. Jaha Howard are pushing for tighter rules on the use of Flock cameras, which collect license plate reader data. They want to reduce access to the information and increase accountability at the state, local, and federal levels. This comes amid concerns about how the technology is being used, with over 40 law enforcement officials fired for using the cameras for personal reasons. A public town hall is scheduled for 6:30 to 8 p.m. Thursday at the Southwest Arts Center to discuss the cameras and hear from a panel of experts. Howard hopes to have legislation ready for January.
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South Fulton Mayor Carmelita Gomez and Sen. Jaha Howard say new safeguards are needed for the use of Flock cameras, which collect license plate reader data.
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