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Flock cameras have CT up in arms as towns scramble to respond (opens the original)
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Erik Vitaglione walked his dog in Norwalk a few months ago, when he noticed a black camera pointed at the street. He didn’t know what to make of it at first; he said he wondered if the camera could “sniff” or intercept the wireless signal off his phone. The camera looked distinctive; it reminded him of cameras he saw online when he went down a “YouTube rabbit hole.” He discovered the camera was made by Flock Safety, the technology company that manufactures surveillance equipment. He said he must
CT’s GOP says it can win the 5th Congressional District race (opens the original)
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Chris Shea, the Republican congressional candidate in Connecticut’s 5th District, said he sees an opening with unaffiliated voters which could help him defeat Democratic incumbent Rep. Jahana Hayes, in the general election in November. Shea remains confident that he will win, even though many political analysts project Hayes will keep the 5th District seat. “There’s a lot of room to sway people, and a lot of room for people to move,” Shea said. Shea isn’t the only Connecticut Republican running
CT police chiefs work to address camera enforcement concerns (opens the original)
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Police across Connecticut are coming out in support of towns and cities using speed and safety cameras in their communities. However, after a growing number of residents across the state have expressed privacy concerns, police are now scrambling to figure out additional privacy protections they can implement, especially for cameras made by Flock Safety. The surveillance hardware manufacturer makes automatic license plate readers (APLR), drones and speed cameras. Town of Groton Police Chief LJ Fu
Bridgeport’s Steelpointe Harbor completes first residential phase (opens the original)
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After decades in the making, Bridgeport has completed the first residential phase of the city’s Steelpointe Harbor project. The August, situated on the city’s waterfront, features 420 apartments. Developer Ryan Cronk said eventually the complex will contain around 1,500 units. Cronk says he’s happy about the occupancy rate. “We just started moving residents in and I think we’re getting close to right around 10% occupied and maybe over 20% leased,” he said. “It’s going really well.” Construction
Westport voting registrars demonstrate voting machines (opens the original)
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Maria Signore, the Republican Registrar of Voters in Westport, has worked on elections in Connecticut since 2002. Signore says she has seen some individual ballot discrepancies over the years, from voters accidentally voting for two candidates when they only meant to vote for one, to mis-marking their ballots. But when asked for any evidence backing assertions by the federal government that it needed to have more oversight over local elections, Signore said there simply isn’t. “I haven’t seen an
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