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Huntington Invests in Cameras, County Draws Line | Charleston News
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Huntington’s city council just approved a $2 million, five-year deal for Flock Safety’s surveillance cameras, aiming to boost public safety — while Cabell County firmly rejects any AI or surveillance tech, drawing a clear line in the sand. Meanwhile, West Virginia House Delegate David Elliott Pritt, 36, has been arrested on charges of enticing a minor, adding a serious legal development to the region’s rapidly unfolding headlines.
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