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Flock reinstalls surveillance cameras in Dayton, Minnesota, after the city explicitly ordered them removed following a contract cancellation in August. The company ignored the directive, leading to police removing the devices on September 17, 2026. This incident follows similar reinstallation issues in Grass Valley, California, highlighting ongoing disputes over the vendor's compliance and privacy concerns.
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