
Minneapolis leaders stand by Office of Community Safety as debate to end it grows
By Katherine Langford
KSTP 5
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@keyframes spin { 0% { transform:rotate(0deg); } 100% { transform:rotate(360deg); } } Plymouth flock cameras still up Plymouth voted to remove its Flock cameras, but some are still standing more than a month later, raising more privacy concerns from residents. Last month, the Plymouth City Council voted 6-1 to remove the city s Flock camera service. More than a month later, cameras still remain near highways, streets, parking lots and gas stations. RELATED: Plymouth votes to shut off 18 Flock cameras over privacy concerns Some residents told 5 EYEWITNESS NEWS they want the cameras taken down if the city has already decided to end the program. Geoffrey McCoy, who works in Plymouth, said he still sees them around the city. Yeah, they should be gone, I work in this area all the time, I d rather not see them, if they re saying they re going to take them down, take them