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Pat LaFleur

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I'm a writer and producer with 15 years’ experience cultivating knowledge and expertise across newsrooms, classrooms, creative agencies and in-house communications teams, holding both associate- and management-level roles in each milieu.

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The ‘Family Safety’ Pretense: Flock Cameras and Northern Kentucky Parks Northern Kentucky residents pushed back hard against AI-powered surveillance cameras. And in some cities, they won.

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By Pat LaFleur
| Queer Kentucky Verified
The ‘Family Safety’ Pretense: Flock Cameras and Northern Kentucky Parks Northern Kentucky residents pushed back hard against AI-powered surveillance cameras. And in some cities, they won. by Pat LaFleur, Queer Kentucky | Kentucky's Only LGBTQ+ Newsroom August 26, 2026 When Kenton County's police chief asked his fiscal court this summer for money to install six automated license plate reader (ALPR) cameras at the entrances to the county's parks, his primary reasoning was to make those parks safer.
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Northern Kentucky Communities Push Back Against Flock Safety Surveillance Cameras. Residents, elected officials, and tech experts are uniting against Flock Safety cameras across Kentucky.

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By Pat LaFleur
| Queer Kentucky Verified
Northern Kentucky Communities Push Back Against Flock Safety Surveillance Cameras. Residents, elected officials, and tech experts are uniting against Flock Safety cameras across Kentucky.
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Northern Kentucky Communities Push Back Against Flock Safety Surveillance Cameras. Residents, elected officials, and tech experts are uniting against Flock Safety cameras across Kentucky.

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By Pat LaFleur, Queer Kentucky
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More and more Northern Kentucky police departments are looking to install AI-powered surveillance cameras along public roads and in public spaces, but they’re meeting strong resistance from a diverse range of residents, business owners, tech experts, local activists, political hopefuls and elected officials on both sides of the aisle. Want Queer Kentucky’s latest in your inbox? Sign up for our newsletter here.
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