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Flock license plate readers face growing concerns from Palm Bay officials

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By Camille Sarabia Verified
| WOFL-TV (Lake Mary, FL) Verified
Flock license plate readers have been turned back on across Palm Bay, but their future is far from secure. Growing concern over mass surveillance and potential misuse has sparked heated debate from local city halls all the way to the state capital. The backstory: Palm Bay was one of the first municipalities on the Space Coast to deploy Flock automated license plate readers (ALPR).
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Flock license plate readers face growing concerns from Palm Bay officials

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By Camille Sarabia Verified
| MSN Verified
The Brief The governor of Florida is concerned license plate readers have gone too far in Florida. Palm Bay's city council is also starting to see enough public pushback against the system to take a second look. At least three sitting members of council told FOX 35 they have growing reservations surrounding the controversial cameras. PALM BAY, Fla. Flock license plate readers have been turned back on across Palm Bay, but their future is far from secure.
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Trial delayed again for Florida teen accused of killing stepsister on Carnival cruise

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By Camille Sarabia Verified
| KDFW-TV (Dallas, TX) Verified
Published August 25, 2026 7:22 PM CDT MIAMI, Fla. - The jury trial for the teen suspect accused of killing his step-sister while on board a cruise ship on family vacation has been pushed back for a second time. A court filing in Florida's southern district shows the trial of Timothy Hudson will now start on Nov. 2. Hudson is accused of raping and killing his step-sister, Anna Kepner, before her body was found under the bed of their shared room on the Carnival Horizon.
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