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Sep 2, 2026 at 6:00 PM ET
Crossville council hears calls to remove Flock cameras
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Residents urged Crossville leaders at a Tuesday work session to scrap the city’s Flock license-plate reader cameras, citing privacy concerns, limited transparency, and lack of signed contract details. Speakers demanded local performance data, written policies and audits, and argued the system enables warrantless searches. The session also advanced multiple infrastructure and operational items toward formal votes.
WHO: Residents and three public commenters; AJ Capito (Cumberland County Young Republicans vice chair), Howard Burnett, and other attendees; Crossville city leaders
WHAT: Public comments pressed for removal/cancellation of Crossville’s Flock license-plate reader cameras; the council work session also advanced other items toward formal votes.
WHEN: Reported Sep 2, 2026 at 3:59 PM ET
WHERE: Crossville, Tennessee
WHY: Residents said the cameras were installed without meaningful public input and that they lack transparency, written policies, and verifiable local results tied to arrests and cleared cases.
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