Sheriff Brian Hawthorne is defending Flock cameras as a valuable tool in fighting crime. He believes the technology is one of the most effective developed in the last decade, comparable to DNA and fingerprints. The Chambers County Sheriff's Office plans to add more of these cameras.
The decision to expand the use of Flock cameras comes as some communities are questioning their effectiveness. Further details on the Chambers County Sheriff's Office defense of the technology are available. More information can be found on the use and planned expansion of Flock cameras by the Chambers County Sheriff's Office.
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