TOLEDO – Heated discussion on Flock Group, Inc.’s Automated License Plate Reader (ALPR) cameras dominated Toledo City Council’s agenda review at city hall on Tuesday, Oct. 13.
Public attendance
Members of Abriendo Puertas Para Soluciones (APPS), a nonprofit supporting immigrants, and an anti-Flock activist, Jessica Molina, posted across social media asking all who opposed the ALPR cameras to sit-in on the agenda review on Tuesday afternoon to show support for a resolution asking Toledo Mayor Wade Kapszukiewicz to rescind the contracts with Flock.
“You do not have to speak or give public comment. Simply show up! More people in the room sends a clear message that our community is paying attention and cares about this issue,” Molina’s social media comment read.
Before the meeting began, Molina said, “I am out here because APPS has been working with or next to City Council for some time now, trying to get these Flock cameras to come to an end.”…