Lebanon Pulls Flock Cameras Over Lack of Transparency | Cincinnati News
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Lebanon Pulls Flock Cameras Over Lack of Transparency | Cincinnati News
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Lebanon City Council shut down all 20 Flock Safety license plate cameras after months of silence from the vendor, despite no complaints about police use. Mayor Mark Messer cited a lack of transparency — the city sent 54 questions on August 17th and got zero replies — as the core issue, stressing public trust can’t survive unanswered questions. Concerns over outside access lingered even with police assurances of strict controls. The move wasn’t about policing, but about accountability: the mayor trusted officers, not the company. Cameras are offline as of Wednesday, September 9th, with residents urging future caution before adopting similar tech.
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