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A Columbus City Council hearing is scheduled for August 10 to examine the use of Flock Safety license plate reading cameras after an audit found over 15,000 searches potentially related to immigration enforcement, mostly conducted outside the police division. Mayor Ginther has ordered a halt to statewide data sharing from the cameras, reaffirming policies against civil immigration enforcement. The hearing aims to ensure transparency, evaluate safeguards, and determine if the technology is used appropriately to protect civil liberties.
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