Plymouth police unplug Flock cameras after contract vote; a Dayton camera put back in service without authorization
Dayton had put its program on hold and told Flock not to complete maintenance work.
TLDR
After Plymouth voted to terminate its Flock Safety contract in September, its police chief directed staff to unplug the cameras when the city heard nothing back. In nearby Dayton, Flock acknowledged a request to remove its equipment, but a camera was put back into service without authorization after instructions to halt work. Dayton described its program as on hold, not a completed cancellation.
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