Harris County residents have expressed concerns about surveillance related to Flock safety cameras. They attended a commissioners court meeting to voice their opinions.
The residents are demanding that officials take action regarding contracts for these cameras. Specifically, they want the contracts to be canceled.
Further details about the concerns and the contracts are available from the source, ABC13 Houston (KTRK), for those seeking more information about this local issue.
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