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Florida county won’t investigate sketchy Flock cameras removed by mystery owners

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Authorities in a Florida county have decided against investigating the disappearance of several unauthorized surveillance cameras discovered during a recent removal effort. Local residents continue to express concern over the unknown ownership and data usage of the removed equipment.

A Florida county that discovered a clump of mysterious unpermitted Flock cameras during a countywide takedown effort won’t investigate who owned the sketchy cameras, which have since disappeared. On Wednesday, The Washington Post reported that St. Lucie County residents "remain upset,” not knowing who installed the cameras or how they were using the data collected. Hannah Galindo, a 31-year-old resident…

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