KNOX COUNTY, Tenn. (WATE) — The Knox County Commission plans to hold a special session to discuss Flock cameras according to Mayor Glenn Jacobs who said the cameras “are a threat to our privacy and civil liberties.”
In a post Wednesday morning, Jacobs said he had “serious concerns” about the rollout of the cameras. He said the special session would be sometime before the regular meeting on Monday.
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Jacobs added that they will discuss the issue and that he has more to say.
Flock cameras are often used to catch criminals or find missing people. Some have privacy concerns…