Flock installed LPR's without permits and has now been banned from operating in two states

The only good thing is it's easier to find an ANPR cam for sale as long as you don't care if it NDAA compliant. Lots of them for sale from time to time on ebay. I've got an older one that came new in the box. with the original Dahua paperwork even though it was rebranded twice. 2020 firmware. I've just gotta set it up.
 

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TonyR said:
As 25 of my 31 years in traffic signal maintenance was for municipal government, I observed that the police have absolutely NO problem spending taxpayer money for the latest tech....gotta keep the budget up and spent so you will be allotted as much or more the following fiscal year. :headbang:
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It was like that in the telecommunications dept. at CSX RR. One year early 90's we had to scramble just to spend some money to do the budget thing. I bought/ordered a Bit Error Rate Tester that was about the size of a suitcase. :idk:
 
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Any number of "Flock" threads so I threw a virtual dart at the screen and my post landed here. Ironically, Mountain View, CA is the home of Google. :cool:

As I stated here in Jan. 24th of this year "Flock is a den of liars and deceivers.....any municipality that is considering agreeing to anything with Flock needs to be informed of their history of going back on just about everything they said they would or would not do."

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Northern California police chief suspends use of ALPR cameras after outside agencies access data

The Mountain View Police Department is suspending the use of ALPR cameras after the discovery of unauthorized access to data by federal and state agencies, the police chief said on Monday.
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