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Florida county won’t investigate sketchy Flock cameras removed by mystery owners

By · Via Ars Technica · Published by Everything Blog

In short

Unpermitted Flock cameras were taken down by unidentified owners within a Florida county. Officials confirmed they will not investigate the origins of the unpermitted hardware. The county attributed its inaction directly to a lack of resources needed to track down the owners. This leaves the identity and purpose behind the mysterious installations unresolved.

Key points

  • Officials are refusing to pursue an inquiry into the unauthorized surveillance equipment.: Officials are refusing to pursue an inquiry into the unauthorized surveillance equipment.
  • Resource constraints are preventing local authorities from identifying who owned the myst…: Resource constraints are preventing local authorities from identifying who owned the mysterious hardware.
  • The individuals who installed and removed the public cameras remain entirely unidentified.: The individuals who installed and removed the public cameras remain entirely unidentified.

Florida county claims it lacks resources to find owners of unpermitted Flock cameras.

Original source: arstechnica.com

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