Concerns over Flock cameras have led to their removal in a Michigan county. The decision was made after several cameras were vandalized.
The Livingston County Sheriff made this decision, reportedly viewing Flock cameras as a great investigative tool.
Further details about the removal of these cameras and the circumstances surrounding the vandalism are available from the source.
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