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Goochland sheriff suspends use of Flock cameras

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By Oliver Sabo Verified
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GOOCHLAND, Va. (WWBT) - Goochland County is no longer using Flock license plate cameras, Sheriff Steven Creasey announced. Creasey said in a statement that the decision is not the result of any misuse of the system in Goochland, but he made the decision after hearing from the public. He said he considered public safety benefits, privacy concerns and what he called the evolving legal landscape surrounding the technology. Legal analyst Steve Benjamin said legal around Flock cameras has not changed.
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Richmond school board candidates address aging buildings at forum

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By Oliver Sabo Verified
| WWBT-TV (Richmond, VA) Verified
RICHMOND, Va. (WWBT) - The two candidates for Richmond’s 6th District school board seat met with voters Thursday night, days after the start of the school year raised questions about the condition of the district’s school buildings and how to pay for repairs. 12 On Your Side Political reporter Henry Graff asked candidates Jackie McDonough and Anne Holton a range of questions during the forum, including what should change after mold problems were found in multiple aging schools.
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Chesterfield leaders detail financial impact of Google data center projects

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By Oliver Sabo Verified
| MSN Verified
CHESTERFIELD, Va. (WWBT) - Chesterfield County's Board of Supervisors deferred a vote to put data center revenue toward lowering the county's car tax rate Wednesday night, arguing they need more time to discuss. But county staff used the meeting to answer questions from residents as debate over the developments continues. “This is not the end of this discussion,” said Jesse Smith, deputy county administrator. ”This is the beginning of the conversation.
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