CHESTER, S.C. (WBTV) – Flock Safety camera debates have been heating up across the Carolinas, and the South Carolina state attorney general is now getting involved.
The license plate reader cameras are designed to help law enforcement track vehicles and investigate crimes, but some people are asking how much information these cameras collect and who can see it. Now, South Carolina’s attorney general wants answers from the company.
Flock says its network includes more than 120,000 cameras across 49 states giving the agencies they partner with a wider view of vehicle movements and investigative leads. That’s exactly what’s concerning some residents in York and Chester Counties…