St. Clair Shores residents concerned over Flock cameras
The mayor of Saint Clair Shores says the City Council will work with the City Manager and the Police Chief and in two weeks they'll tell the public what they will do as far as Flock’s future in this community. There are 12 Flock Safety cameras operating in Saint Clair Shores and many residents want them taken offline, at the very least, until policies can be reviewed.
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