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Residents of a community plan to express their concerns to their homeowners association. The issue at hand is the installation of Flock cameras at the neighborhood's entrances. The cameras were placed at three entrances, prompting residents to speak out.
They reportedly view the cameras as an invasion of privacy. Further details about the situation and the residents' plans are available from the source. The community in question is Indigo Lake Estates, located in Montgomery County.
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