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Rochester paused police Flock license plate cameras for 30 days over privacy concerns, joining SouthCoast towns like Dartmouth and New Bedford.

As Methuen and New Bedford reexamine Flock police camera surveillance, local license-plate reader data privacy concerns grow over unauthorized tracking and public records access.

New Bedford’s City Council advanced an ordinance to restrict automated license plate readers, sparking a clash with Mayor Mitchell over police surveillance tech.

New Bedford Police Chief Jason Thody recommended two officers be fired following an internal audit that uncovered extensive misuse of automated license plate reader technology.

New Bedford City Council plans to revive tabled Flock Safety camera motions tonight following a disruptive suspension, balancing transparency, data privacy, and public outcry.

As Massachusetts towns scrap Flock Safety cameras over privacy and misuse concerns, President Trump confirms the White House is reviewing the license plate readers.

Following a chaotic city council meeting regarding Flock Safety cameras, Councilor Shane Burgo is hosting a public session to explain the legislative process and local governance.

Following a disruptive crowd and suspended meeting over controversial Flock safety cameras, New Bedford City Council President Ryan Pereira rescheduled the session for next Tuesday.

New Bedford Councilor Brian Gomes joins Fun 107 to share the exclusive Flock camera stance he was blocked from delivering before a chaotic City Council shutdown.

New Bedford Police suspended Flock Safety automated license plate reader cameras following privacy concerns, internal audits, and an officer's leave.