Flock cameras, privacy and the limits of police surveillance

MPR News with Angela Davis by Minnesota Public Radio

Aug 13, 202600:48:03News & Politics

Flock cameras can help police find stolen cars and solve crimes. But they can also create a record of where vehicles have been — raising questions about privacy and police surveillance. MPR News guest host Catharine Rich...

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