In a recent development, the Harris County Sheriff's Office has suspended access to Flock cameras for three deputies. This action comes after Flock introduced new measures to prevent misuse of its cameras by law enforcement. The suspension of access for the three deputies was announced a day after Flock's new safeguards were put in place.
Further details on this matter can be found through the Harris County Sheriff's Office or other local news sources, such as ABC13 Houston.
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