Flock Won’t Answer This One Town’s Simple Question

<p dir="ltr">Flock Safety&rsquo;s license plate cameras are in about 6,000 towns across the U.S. But lately, towns have been pulling out of their contracts after all sorts of creepy stories about cops using the cameras to spy on people in their personal lives.&nbsp;</p>

<p dir="ltr">But in Tewksbury, Mass., residents have a different concern: they can&rsquo;t get Flock to tell them what their town originally agreed to. For months, residents and town officials have been asking the company a simple question, which the company will not answer. That sends two residents down a Kafkaesque rabbit hole to figure out what Flock might be hiding.&nbsp;</p>

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<p dir="ltr">Guests:</p>

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<li dir="ltr">Dustin Weir, Tewksbury resident</li>

<li dir="ltr">James Mackey, Tewksbury Select Board member</li>

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