Residents are pushing to eliminate AI cameras. This effort is related to issues with Flock deals in Texas counties.
The specifics of the problems with these deals are not detailed here, but they have caused counties to become stuck in these agreements.
Further information on this situation can be found through the source, which provides more details on the issues with Flock deals and the push to scrap AI cameras.
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