PLYMOUTH — The debate over law enforcement’s use of FLOCK cameras across the county continues in Marshall County.
Several weeks ago, Marshall County Commissioner Jesse Bohannon questioned the use of the cameras set up all around the county and the possibility of their misuse for the invasion of privacy. Since then, the debate surrounding the devices has continued around the county, and county resident Rob Keck came forward at Monday’s Commissioners meeting to state his point of view.
Keck went on to cite the case of a woman in Colorado who had been confronted by Police for a crime she did not commit and, after providing evidence of such, was told that she — according to Keck’s narrative — “…couldn’t take a breath of fresh air in that town without us knowing it.”
Keck urged the Commissioners to continue to discuss allowing the continued use of the devices.
