
License Plate Cameras Under Fire | Hartford News
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A Flock license plate camera in Putnam, Connecticut, was deliberately smashed on August 23rd—now treated as a crime after evidence suggests intentional damage. This follows a similar incident in Milford where a 20-year-old was arrested for vandalizing four cameras, claiming they violated privacy rights and sparked a statewide pause on new installations. Governor Lamont has ordered an investigation into camera usage and data handling amid growing public concern. Police insist these tools remain vital for solving crimes, while the Putnam case remains under active investigation.
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