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Investigations are underway into potential misuse of certain cameras. Law enforcement officers are at the center of these investigations. Misuse allegations involve officers in several areas.
Details about the investigations are available from the source. The cameras in question are known as Flock cameras, and their possible misuse has raised concerns. Further information can be found through the source publication.
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