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3 Ex-Georgia Deputies Used Flock Cameras to Stalk People, Sheriff Says

3 Ex-Georgia Deputies Used Flock Cameras to Stalk People, Sheriff Says
NYT Technology Wednesday 12 August 2026, 20:01 UTC By Michael Levenson 1 min read
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About 7,000 law enforcement agencies, or 40 percent of all departments in the United States, have contracts with Flock.

About 7,000 law enforcement agencies, or 40 percent of all departments in the United States, have contracts with Flock.
Ex-Georgia Deputies Used Flock Cameras to Stalk People, Sheriff (ORG) the United States (LOCATION) Flock (ORG)
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