Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://ar-c.org/video/sofbtEmH54S.html Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter El Cerrito Flock cameras to be removed over next few weeks, police say [G6I3JfhGfHY] Health Updated on August 07, 2026 EDT — Published on August 07, 2026 EDT In El Cerrito, the police department said the company Flock is beginning the process of taking down its license-plate reading cameras. The council voted not to renew the contract for these cameras following public outcry earlier this year. Alyssa Goard reports. #flockcameras #bayarea Stay connected with NBC Bay Area online: Bluesky: WhatsApp: Download our mobile app: On iOS: On Android: Watch our 24/7 streaming channel: Sign up for our newsletters: uKjciPa5Mbe x3cbBEvxP6m IWZSS0bIhwn gRuNpFbCqjD V3gEixr81NP
In El Cerrito, the police department said the company Flock is beginning the process of taking down its license-plate reading cameras. The council voted not to renew the contract for these cameras following public outcry earlier this year. Alyssa Goard reports. #flockcameras #bayarea Stay connected with NBC Bay Area online: Bluesky: WhatsApp: Download our mobile app: On iOS: On Android: Watch our 24/7 streaming channel: Sign up for our newsletters: uKjciPa5Mbe x3cbBEvxP6m IWZSS0bIhwn gRuNpFbCqjD V3gEixr81NP