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"It is really getting community control over police surveillance. It is enabling the people of your municipality and letting them know what type of surveillance technology is going to be used." – Christopher Bruce, deputy executive director, ACLU of Georgia bit.ly/3UGtIze
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Doraville weighs surveillance cameras amid privacy concerns
Doraville city leaders are weighing the potential benefits of Flock cameras and other surveillance technology as concerns about privacy and police surveillance continue to grow.
