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St. Pete police chief defends Flock cameras

St. Petersburg Police Chief Anthony Holloway defended automated license plate readers after a state mandate requires removing Flock cameras on state roads. The order affects six of 50 readers in St. Pete, and Holloway said one camera helped locate 99-year-old Karl Josephs on Tuesday.
WHO: St. Petersburg Police Chief Anthony Holloway
WHAT: Defended automated license plate readers (Flock cameras) after a state mandate requires removing some units on state roads.
WHEN: Reported Sep 1, 2026 at 8:00 PM ET
WHERE: St. Petersburg, Florida
WHY: Routine/scheduled item — no distinct cause reported beyond the event itself.

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