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Flock audits camera installations after Minnesota pole-safety concerns
FOX 9 reported that a retired firefighter found some Flock camera poles near Highway 120 and I-94 in Maplewood that don't match permit and installation specs. Woodbury police said they found one non-compliant standalone pole and are reviewing all of their license-plate reader installations; Maplewood did not respond. Flock said its installation standards are designed to meet local requirements and that it is taking the concerns seriously, and CEO Garrett Langley described checking cameras nationwide and reinstalling some.
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