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

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

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The story illustrates the rising tension between public surveillance technology and privacy rights in local US politics.

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