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Man Rolls Up to Police Station With Pickup Truck Full of Torn Up Flock Cameras

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A man named Jevon Martinez tore down and returned to the police station automatic license plate reader (ALPR) cameras from a controversial surveillance company, Flock, which Bernalillo County had canceled its contract with earlier. This incident highlights public concerns over surveillance technology and raises questions about the balance between security measures and privacy rights.

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