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Ohio lawmakers take aim at regulating Flock surveillance cameras: Today in Ohio

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Ohio legislators have introduced four competing proposals to regulate Flock surveillance cameras, though hosts debate whether the push reflects genuine public accountability or simply that Flock hasn't yet invested in campaign contributions.

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  1. Cleveland Plain Dealer

    Public concerns prompt Ohio lawmakers to pitch flurry of bills to limit Flock cameras (opens Cleveland Plain Dealer)

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    Public concerns over Flock cameras have prompted a flurry of proposals from Ohio lawmakers that range from punishing officers who misuse camera data to shutting down police department networks almost entirely.

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  3. Cleveland Plain Dealer

    Ohio takes on Flock cameras — but will it last past Election Day? (opens Cleveland Plain Dealer)

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    Ohio legislators have introduced four competing proposals to regulate Flock surveillance cameras, though hosts debate whether the push reflects genuine public accountability or simply that Flock hasn't yet invested in campaign contributions.