A shotgun, a wrestler and a House race: Tennessee’s revolt against Flock cameras - NBC News

A congressional candidate in Tennessee was arrested after being accused of shooting Flock surveillance cameras. The incident reflects a growing bipartisan backlash against the use of automated license plate readers.
Why it matters
The story illustrates the rising tension between public surveillance technology and privacy rights in local US politics.
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