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The post shares video from a Chetek, Wisconsin city council meeting where Police Chief Ron Ambrozaitis defends quietly installing Flock Safety license plate reader cameras and suggests doing background checks on residents who voiced concerns during public comment.
Flock Safety operates a national network of ALPR cameras that automatically scan and store vehicle data, raising privacy issues over mass tracking without warrants; several Wisconsin cities including Oshkosh, Appleton, and Kaukauna have recently terminated contracts due to data misuse cases and transparency problems. The chief's reaction highlights ongoing local debates balancing claims that the cameras aid in recovering stolen vehicles and locating missing persons against community fears of surveillance overreach and unauthorized data sharing.
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