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Amarillo’s Flock conversation is not over
3+ day, 8+ hour ago (1428+ words) Local, Ethical, In-Depth, Always Free The Amarillo City Council’s regular meeting on Tuesday kicked off with a presentation by Chief Thomas Hover of the Amarillo Police Department on public safety camera use and relevant policies. Members of the public took…...
Need to know: Amarillo's use of surveillance technology
5+ day, 7+ hour ago (205+ words) Local, Ethical, In-Depth, Always Free Amarillo’s use of surveillance technology is a topic the Amarillo Tribune has followed for several years. After Amarillo Police fired an officer who allegedly misused his access to surveillance technology, the Amarillo Tribune has worked…...
Gov. Abbott ordered state agencies to pause funding Flock cameras; Amarillo City Council to review surveillance technology use
1+ week, 1+ day ago (614+ words) Local, Ethical, In-Depth, Always Free Editor’s note: The full Amarillo Tribune staff contributed to the research and writing of this article. As we previously reported, some of our Amarillo neighbors have expressed privacy concerns about Flock surveillance. Flock cameras are…...
Number of incarcerated people at the Potter County Detention Center increases for the third week
1+ week, 4+ day ago (248+ words) Local, Ethical, In-Depth, Always Free The Potter County Detention Center is currently housing 585 incarcerated people, and 632 are currently in custody. The detention center’s capacity is 599, which means the facility is at 97.66% of its capacity. The Potter County Sheriff’s Office started…...