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Tony Katz@tonykatz
One abuse is too many. Your statement is not absolution. Take down all the Flock Cameras and do it now.
IMPD @IMPDnews
When used properly, technology such as automated license plate readers (ALPRs) significantly strengthens IMPD’s ability to solve crimes, find endangered and missing people, and keep Indianapolis safe. Misuse, however, undermines its legitimacy and diminishes the public trust that
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Man Who Criticized Police and Local Government Was Repeatedly Tracked Through Flock Cameras
Bob Sklar of North Manchester, Indiana, has been quite critical of his local government and the police at town council meetings. However, little did he know that authorities were reportedly using controversial Flock Safety automated license plate readers to track his movements, despite Sklar not being charged with a crime.
‘Our focus is on Hammond’: Bears keep stadium sights on Indiana
Casey Hendrickson | The Burning Truth@caseythehost
Regarding the Chicago Bears stadium in Hammond: Bradbury, Coates & Humphreys meta analysis of 130 studies found "near-universal consensus evidence that sports venues do not generate large positive effects on local economies."
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