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Source: Pahrump Valley Times

Getty ImagesMore StoriesHonoring the protectors of public safetyPushing for payback over damaged test site watersDomestic disturbance ends with fatal shootingNevada developing statewide trails plan, seeks public input November 6, 2026 - 4:19 am Flock cameras: Are they a necessary evil, or just evil? At the time of writing, there are 16 Flock Safety cameras operating in Pahrump, gathering data on the license plates and vehicle descriptions of residents as they go about their daily lives. Probably the vast majority of us are law-abiding citizens, not committing any crimes. My question is, why should our movements be tracked by a private company without cause? In fact, every month across the U.S. more than 20 billion cars are being tracked by this company using over 135,000 cameras. Why should any private company be able to obtain this amount of information without specific reason?
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