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St. Paul Cameras Under Fire | Minneapolis News
St. Paul’s City Council is set to debate ending its contract with Flock cameras amid growing concerns over data privacy — as council president Rebecca Noecker accuses the company of selling personal data to national databases, while police defend the tech as vital for solving crimes. Cameras track license plates and vehicle details, used only in specific cases like missing persons or warrant enforcement. Meanwhile, other Minnesota cities vary wildly in data-sharing practices — some open to out-of-state agencies, others strictly local. Residents can weigh in at a special public meeting…
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