Surveillance Camera Program Termination
Summary
Duluth is pulling the plug on its Flock license-plate cameras, making it the largest Minnesota city to drop the surveillance program. The move is driven by privacy concerns over who can track your car—and why.
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Impact analysis
Duluth will likely save on Flock licensing and operating costs, though the exact savings and any lost public-safety benefits aren’t specified.
Privacy advocates and residents worried about government tracking of their cars come out ahead.
No groups are directly harmed by the decision, though police may lose one investigative tool.
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