Some people want to get the Flock out, Florida.
There’s a growing backlash against automated surveillance cameras made by Flock Safety and other companies.
Police agencies say they help solve crimes and find missing people. Opponents say they’ve spread too far and collect too much data.
Here’s a quick glimpse of Florida TODAY, our statewide newsletter:
On the ballot: Critics say Florida’s property tax amendment sounds more like campaign material than ballot language. A judge will decide whether voters are getting a fair description of the measure.
But first, the primary: Early voting for Florida’s Aug. 18 primary starts this week, with some counties already opening their polls. See when it begins where you live.
Washed ashore: Great hammerhead sharks are protected in Florida, but for the sixth time this year, one was found dead along the coast. Some experts suspect fishing may be playing a role.
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This article originally appeared on Tallahassee Democrat: Florida TODAY: Flock cameras, property tax amendment, early voting
Reporting by Randi Atwood, USA TODAY NETWORK-Florida / Tallahassee Democrat
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By Randi Atwood, USA TODAY NETWORK-Florida | USA TODAY Network
