Some cities have ended contracts with a company that provided automatic license plate readers.
These cities are now distancing themselves from keeping the technology.
The decision comes weeks after the contracts were terminated. The technology in question was provided by Flock, a company that supplied the cameras to various communities.
Further details about the decision and the communities involved are available from the source, which has more information on the plans to restrict the technology.
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