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Police chief unplugs cameras after Flock ignored the contract cancellation.

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Briefings

A police chief in a specific city unplugged surveillance cameras after a local Flock drone company ignored a contract cancellation. The incident occurred on November 1, 2026, involving a drone company that had not fulfilled its obligations. The event highlights a conflict between municipal security needs and private sector contract compliance.

Key points

• A police chief unplugged surveillance cameras after a drone company ignored a contract cancellation.
• The drone company had not fulfilled its obligations, leading to the unplugging of cameras.

Context

This incident occurred in a city where a drone company had a contract with the police department. The company failed to cancel the contract as agreed, prompting the police chief to disconnect the cameras.

Limitations

The evidence is limited to a single article and a few comments. Specific details about the city, the exact contract terms, or the number of cameras are not provided. The timeline is fixed at November 1, 2026, and the source material does not offer further context or verification.

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