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Missouri governor orders guardrails on Flock cameras and automated license plate readers (opens the original)
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Missouri Gov. Mike Kehoe has signed an executive order to establish safeguards for automated license plate readers, like Flock Cameras. Kehoe said in a statement that the order is aimed at protecting residents' constitutional rights and to prevent people from misusing the license plate readers, including data obtained from Flock Safety cameras. "The unchecked collection and indefinite storage of location data belonging to law-abiding citizens raises substantial, valid constitutional and privacy
A Missouri police department axes Flock cameras after staffer's 'egregious misuse' of system (opens the original)
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The St. Charles County Police Department is discontinuing its use of Flock Safety license plate readers after it said a former civilian employee abused system data. The department made the announcement Thursday, saying it discovered "an abnormal pattern of searches" from the former worker. Police Chief Kurt Frisz was made aware of the searches two days after Flock representatives told him about an audit tool that allows law enforcement to check the system's usage and automatically scan questiona
Missouri Gov. Kehoe requests federal disaster declaration following July floods (opens the original)
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Gov. Mike Kehoe has requested federal assistance following the flash flooding that hit southeast Missouri this month. The Federal Emergency Management Agency and State Emergency Management Agency estimated the flooding caused more than $26.5 million in emergency response expenses and damage across Bollinger, Crawford, Iron, Madison, Morgan, Reynolds, Ripley, Washington and Wayne counties. "The damage has overwhelmed local communities, placing a tremendous burden on them that far exceeds their ca
Southeast Missourians begin flood recovery work: 'Some roads no longer exist' (opens the original)
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Southeast Missourians are working to recover from severe flash flooding that hit the region late last week. The Black River hit record crests, rising to more than 28 feet. The floods also left one dead. The body of 23-year-old Faith Gregory was found in Huzzah Creek, about two miles from her Davisville home. Reynolds, Iron and Crawford counties faced the most significant flooding. Gov. Mike Kehoe issued a state of emergency Friday. Davisville was one of the areas to feel the brunt of the floodin
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