Kosciusko County Prosecutor orders takedown of all Flock cameras
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KOSCIUSKO COUNTY, Ind. -- Officials in Kosciusko County are ordering the region's Flock cameras to come down.
In a new order from county prosecutor J. Brad Voelz, county personnel are instructed to immediately take down and store all physical camera hardware.
Law enforcement county-wide will have a seven-day window, ending on September 18, to preserve existing video evidence tied to ongoing cases. Following the deadline, all local agency system access will be cut off.
This comes after the Kosciusko County Council's vote to end funding for Flock funding.
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