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Coverage dated September 7, 2026 to September 8, 2026

Congress must regulate invasive Flock cameras

Headline from Casper Star-Tribune

Vigilantes are disabling Flock cameras in at least three dozen states, and while I don't condone property damage, I understand the outrage.

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  1. West Central Tribune

    Catherine Crump: Of course Flock cameras are being attacked. Congress has failed to regulate them (opens West Central Tribune)

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    From the commentary, "If Congress doesn’t act, privacy vigilantes will keep sawing down license plate readers — and they’ll have some justification to say they had no other option. Congress should prove them wrong."

  2. St. Louis Post-Dispatch

    Of course Flock cameras are being attacked. Congress has failed to regulate them | Catherine Crump (opens St. Louis Post-Dispatch)

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    Casper Star-Tribune's feed description

    Vigilantes are disabling Flock cameras in at least three dozen states, and while I don’t condone property damage, I understand the outrage.

  3. Casper Star-Tribune

    Congress must regulate invasive Flock cameras (opens Casper Star-Tribune)

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    Casper Star-Tribune's feed description

    Vigilantes are disabling Flock cameras in at least three dozen states, and while I don't condone property damage, I understand the outrage.

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