St. Lucie County officials initially thought only 52 cameras were operating in their area.
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Eleven mystery Flock cameras were uncovered in a Florida county without permits or publicly known owners — raising concerns over who or what is watching from above, according to a report.
The unnerving discovery was made in St. Lucie County after the county opted to remove the high-tech, controversial Flock surveillance cameras used to monitor traffic and track drivers, the Washington Post reported.
County officials initially thought only 52 cameras were operating in their area, but a sweep uncovered 14 unpermitted devices in operation...
St. Lucie County found 11 unpermitted Flock cameras with unkown owners.