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Edmonds killed its Flock cameras after the mayor admitted they find missing kids and catch murder suspects. The cameras worked. The council decided that wasn't the point.

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People destroying Flock Cameras 📷 all over the place. 👀
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People destroying Flock Cameras 📷 all over the place. 👀

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