Wire
(The Center Square) - Wisconsin voters, like many across the country, are increasing against the use of Flock cameras for public safety.
From
To
Wire
(The Center Square) – A Wisconsin lawmaker who previously was a sponsor of a Flock camera grant bill is now calling for a ban on the unchecked use of the Flock automated license plate reader cameras.
Wire
(The Center Square) – Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers said Tuesday the state is looking into banning Flock cameras as communities throughout the state question if they should continue to use the cameras.
Wire
(The Center Square) – Flock, a video surveillance company, is working to build privacy legislation in the United States based on the company’s policies.
Featured
I am a firm believer that everyone is an expert in something. It might be changing a tire, Olympic curling stats, or alpine tree species. This…
Body cameras will soon become part of the every-day gear worn by Wasco County Sheriff deputies following board approval of a 5-year, $73,000 contract approved June 1 by the Wasco County Board of Commissioners. The contract will provide cameras, cloud data storage and new cameras every 18 months.
Klickitat County Sheriff’s deputies wear all kinds of gear on their person when they perform their duties — including handcuffs, self-defense tools, a sidearm, and note-taking equipment. One item they lack that has become more common among law enforcement agencies in recent years are body cameras. Sheriff Bob Songer is looking to change that, he told the Board of County Commissioners last Tuesday.
John Chao, former Time-Life, National Geographic, GEO, Newsweek photographer, spent his time during the 2020 pandemic going through half-a-mil…
The Oregon State Police is requesting the public’s assistance in identifying two people, one armed, photographed entering a closed wildlife ar…
