Police commission wants to halt Flock use if new policy not in place Jan. 1
The city police commission is threatening to halt the use of Flock surveillance cameras by January 1 if a new policy is not established. The city has not confirmed if the commission has the authority to enforce this moratorium.
The city didn’t say whether it believes the commission can enforce the moratorium, which would last until a public input process is complete.
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