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Texas city quotes $2.3 million for Flock camera records

via The Texas Tribune·18h ago·2 sources

North Richland Hills quoted a privacy advocate $2.3 million upfront for records about its Flock cameras, the Texas Tribune reports. The city confirmed the invoice, based on an estimated 14 years of labor to search roughly a terabyte of communications. The report examines barriers to public oversight; it does not establish unlawful camera use by this city.

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