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Sherburne County to discontinue Flock camera use (opens the original)
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(Sherburne County, MN) - The Sherburne County Sheriff's Office is pulling the plug on its license plate reader camera program. Officials say they've ended their agreement with Flock Safety and are removing the cameras amid growing concerns about how some law enforcement agencies use and share the data the system collects. Commander Ben Zawacki says the cameras can be a useful public safety tool, but maintaining public trust is a higher priority. The county had been testing the technology through
Names of Hopkins daycare slaying victims released (opens the original)
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(Hopkins, MN) -- The owner of a Hopkins home daycare had recently told families she planned to close the business because of problems in her marriage, according to a search warrant filed after Wednesdayâs murder-suicide. The warrant says a parent arrived at Brown Bear Childcare shortly after 9 a.m., heard children screaming, and found 41-year-old Nathan Brown stabbing his wife, Kristen, and their 7-year-old daughter, Evie. The parent escaped with four children and called 911. Officers later re
Bloody Twin Cities crime spree leaves 4 dead, including 7-year-old girl (opens the original)
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(Hopkins, MN) -- Four people are dead following what police describe as linked killings in Hopkins and Burnsville Wednesday. Investigators say a 41-year-old man is suspected of killing a 78-year-old female relative in Burnsville before fatally stabbing his 41-year-old wife and 7-year-old daughter at an in-home daycare in Hopkins. Police say the man then died from a self-inflicted gunshot wound. A parent arriving to drop off a child encountered the violence and called police. Six other young chil
Winona won't replace stolen Flock cameras...Willmar City Council to discuss the issue Monday (opens the original)
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(Winona, MN) â The Winona Police department says it will not replace the Flock cameras that were recently stolen from the city. Police reported that all eight of the cameras were cut down and taken sometime between July 29 and August 1. Winona Police called the cameras âan effective and impactful resource for law enforcementâ and even helped locate a homicide suspect. Police say the investigation continues into the stolen cameras. The Willmar City Council is expected to discuss the presenc
West St. Paul, Isanti County removing Flock Cameras (opens the original)
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(West St. Paul, MN) -- West St. Paul is joining Isanti County in removing Flock license plate cameras. West St. Paul suspended its trial after officials determined community distrust outweighed the system's public safety benefits. The city expects all ten cameras to be removed by the end of the week. Isanti County Sheriff Wayne Seiberlich is ending his office's trial by the end of August because of budget and staffing concerns, despite defending the technology. The decisions come amid criticism
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