The debate is not simply about giving police effective tools. The real issue is expanding the government’s power to monitor people without clear evidence that the benefits outweigh the harm, meaningful public oversight, or safeguards strong enough to protect communities already subject to over-policing.
Flock cameras expand police power — citizens must ask at what cost
Originally reported by The Hill. Read the full story at the original source.
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