Adams County residents can learn more about flock cameras in the county at a public meeting next week in Monroe.
The meeting will take place on Thursday, September 17th at the Expo Hall at the Adams County Fairgrounds from 7-9pm.
Some residents claim flock cameras can be abused and infringes on their constitutional right to privacy. Police agencies say they only use the flock cameras to find criminals.
Adams County Sheriff Dan Mawhorr told WZBD’s Ed Thurman that he arranged the public meeting to answer questions and explain the use of the flock cameras…
Sheriff Mawhorr says there are just ten flock cameras in use in Adams County.
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