Summary
Residents in Milford are pushing back on Flock police surveillance cameras, saying the privacy costs outweigh the public-safety benefits. The protest signals that the debate over local surveillance isn’t going away anytime soon.
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Impact analysis
Taxpayers could see costs tied to the camera contract, plus potential legal or administrative expenses if the dispute escalates.
Law enforcement and public-safety advocates who say the cameras help solve crimes get the upside.
Privacy-minded residents and civil-liberties advocates worry about being tracked, especially people who may be disproportionately surveilled.
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