'Time for the chainsaws': Florida cops have discovered 11 unauthorized Flock cameras — and no one knows…
- Florida police have discovered unauthorized Flock cameras
- At the moment it's not clear who is operating the devices
- The owners have been given 30 days to come forward
It's going from bad to worse for Flock and its license plate reader cameras: following Florida's decision to take the cameras out of use on highways across the state, police have found 14 unauthorized devices along St. Lucie County roads, with 11 of those still of unknown origin.
As Ars Technica reports, 3 of the 14 were claimed by the St. Lucie County Sheriff's Office. They were installed without the necessary permits, but at least the agency that had installed them could be traced.
When it comes to the other 11, it's really not clear who's operating them, or whether they're being actively used. County authorities are giving the owners 30 days to take them down, and may put plastic bags over...
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