Summary
Troy city council members are pushing back against the police department over missing data in the audit reports for Flock license plate readers. As privacy concerns mount, lawmakers want fuller transparency into how this surveillance tech is actually being used.
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Impact analysis
While no direct costs are mentioned, inadequate oversight could expose the city to future legal expenses if privacy violations occur.
The police department benefits from maintaining the current deployment of license plate readers with minimal administrative friction.
Local residents and privacy advocates are harmed by the lack of transparency and potential overreach of unchecked surveillance tools.
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