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Texas City Demands $2 Million For Flock Data
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North Richland Hills officials demanded $2.3 million to release Flock surveillance data, claiming it would take 14 years of labor at $15 per hour to search a terabyte of communications. While some agencies charge up to $121,000, this fee aims to stifle public records requests regarding AI-enabled camera systems used by police departments.
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