Flock cameras in La Mesa were destroyed, and the TRUST SD Coalition has spoken out against the use of mass surveillance technology, while the San Diego Police Department has continued to implement the cameras despite citizen opposition and reports of data abuse.
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Flock cameras in La Mesa allegedly destroyed
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