Concerns are growing among some Houston-area residents regarding the expansion of Flock cameras. The company behind the cameras, Flock Safety, claims they aid in solving crimes. Flock Safety's cameras have been associated with instances of misuse by law enforcement, however. Further information on this issue is available from Houston Public Media.
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