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Flock Cameras Spark Privacy Debate in Erwin | Raleigh News
In Erwin, North Carolina, eleven Flock surveillance cameras are sparking privacy debates as they monitor busy roads and intersections, helping police track stolen vehicles and missing persons. Residents like Mary Henkes and Nashia Ray worry about constant monitoring—especially near rural areas and children’s daycare. Police Chief Jonathan Johnson defends the system, calling it essential for a small department of just eleven officers, with strict audit policies and no facial recognition. Flock Safety assures users that cameras capture still images, not video, with data owned by agencies…
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