In a recent development, Burnet County has removed its fixed Flock LPR cameras. This decision was made after two of the cameras were damaged. The information about the removal of the cameras was shared through a memo posted on social media. Further details about the incidents and the decision to take down the cameras can be found in the original memo posted by Burnet County on social media.
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Burnet County has taken down all their fixed Flock LPR cameras after two incidents of damage, according to a memo posted to social media.
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