In Harris County, the use of Flock cameras is under scrutiny. As a result, three deputies have had their access to these cameras suspended. A nearby city, Deer Park, has also taken action, disciplining one of its officers in connection with the use of Flock cameras.
Further details on the audits being conducted by law enforcement agencies, including the circumstances surrounding the suspension and discipline, are available from local news sources, such as FOX 26 Houston.
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