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A Flock automated license plate reader at Perimeter Mall is one of more than 100 ALPRs and cameras posted in Dunwoody.
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In a letter to the editor, Dunwoody resident Jason Hunyar writes about a recent incident involving a Flock camera feed in a community center in Dunwoody. He questions the partnership agreement the city has with Flock.<br>"/>
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A Flock automated license plate reader at Perimeter Mall is one of more than 100 ALPRs and cameras posted in Dunwoody.
DYANA BAGBY/APPEN MEDIA
On Sept. 30, 2025, a Flock vice president logged into the Dunwoody PD’s Flock system and looked at a camera in the children’s gymnastics room of a private community center here in Dunwoody.<br>He did not look at any other cameras in the entire 400-camera network that day.<br>The community center shared their cameras directly to the PD under the pretense that access was “solely for real-time critical incident response.”
Flock and Dunwoody elected officials both say this was for a “sales demo.” They claim this was “part of authorized activity approved under the city's demo partner agreement.”<br>The problem with that is that the city cannot provide any information that that demo partner agreement exists.<br>What kind of sales demo would require looking at one camera in a children’s gymnastics room? Can anyone rationally explain why a police agency that is interested in Flock would like to see one third-party camera integration that is in a children’s gymnastics room?<br>Jason Hunyar lives in Dunwoody.
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