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'Toxic to public trust': Vineyard City votes to end agreement with Flock Cameras

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VINEYARD, Utah (ABC4) — The Vineyard City Council has voted to end their partnership with Flock cameras. The resolution to the end the use of Flock Safety- brand Automatic License Plate Readers (ALPR), was on the agenda tonight and passed in a vote.

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  1. ABC 4 Utah

    Vineyard City Council considers ending relationship with Flock Safety, removing cameras (opens ABC 4 Utah)

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    The Vineyard City Council is considering a resolution to end the city's relationship with Flock Safety, the controversial company that produces automated license plate reading (ALPR) cameras.

  2. ABC 4 Utah

    'Toxic to public trust': Vineyard City votes to end agreement with Flock Cameras (opens ABC 4 Utah)

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    VINEYARD, Utah (ABC4) — The Vineyard City Council has voted to end their partnership with Flock cameras. The resolution to the end the use of Flock Safety- brand Automatic License Plate Readers (ALPR), was on the agenda tonight and passed in a vote.

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