Anti-flock legislation introduced in Ohio city

Дата публикации: 27-07-2026 12:35:13

The conversation continues over the controversial Flock cameras. On Thursday night, it took place in Ironton, where the city met to discuss the future of Automatic License Plate Readers (“ALPR”).

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