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Flock cameras, the new license plate readers, are rolling out across West Virginia—with Huntington approving them and Putnam County already spending $24K/year for eight units. But not everyone’s on board: Hurricane and South Charleston are saying no, while Charleston uses a single stationary reader and dash cams—but only for passive, authorized investigations, rejecting Flock and facial recognition altogether. The debate over surveillance tech in policing is heating up.

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