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Hawley's Senate probe of Flock Safety
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Where it stands
Senator Josh Hawley has opened an inquiry into Flock Safety’s nationwide license-plate camera network and allegations it was built without congressional authorization. Flock has been ordered to produce documents by September 8; the report does not say whether it has responded or what the Senate has found.
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Update 1
20 Billion Scans a Month: Senate Opens Probe Into Flock's Plate-Reader Network
Josh Hawley opened a Senate probe into Flock's 120,000-camera plate-reader system, demanding data answers by Sept. 8 as cities cut ties.
Still open after this report
- The full contents of Flock's files on retention, access controls and sharing, and how the subcommittee will judge them.
History
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Who's involved
People
Bernie SandersUnited States Senator from Vermont1 report
Josh HawleyAmerican lawyer and politician (born 1979)1 report- Josué AyalaArgentine footballer1 report
Ron DeSantisAmerican politician (born 1978)1 report
Places
- Los AngelesLos Angeles, CA, USA1 report
- MilwaukeeMilwaukee, WI, USA1 report
- RosevilleRoseville, CA, USA1 report
- St. Charles CountySt. Charles County, MO, USA1 report
- TempeTempe, AZ, USA1 report
- WashingtonWashington, DC, USA1 report
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