The Los Angeles Police Department (LAPD) is suspending a deal with Flock Safety, which operates some of its license plate cameras, amid controversy over privacy rights and who should control the footage.
Law enforcement officials told the New York Post the decision was made as contract negotiations were ongoing, the outlet reported Friday.
LAPD’s Chief Information Officer Dean Gialamas said his agency is working to protect privacy rights.
“Our priority is about protecting the constitutional rights and civil liberties of those we serve. We’re trying to clarify terms so that the data ownership and security is firmed up,” he explained.
The LAPD’s…
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