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LAPD drops Flock surveillance contract over civil liberties and privacy concerns
The Los Angeles Police Department has allowed its contract with surveillance company Flock to expire, citing serious concerns over civil liberties and privacy. Flock provides automated licence-plate recognition and related mass-surveillance systems used by hundreds of US law-enforcement agencies. The LAPD's decision is one of the most high-profile rejections of Flock's services by a major police department.
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