The fate of 25 Flock cameras in Davidson County was sealed Monday night after commissioners voted unanimously to terminate its contract with the security company, take the cameras down and reallocate that money to a mobile command center.
But it seemed a decision was made well before the vote as most of the County Board of Commissioners reassured Sheriff Richie Simmons that while they respected him, they didn’t respect the automatic license plate readers —- also known as ALPRs.
“How long would it take to turn them off and how long to take them down?” Board Vice Chair Todd Yates asked, receiving applause from the crowd…