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Colorado Neighborhoods Using Flock Safety to Reduce Crime

Story from Fox 31 KDVR.

AURORA, Colo. — It’s not your typical neighborhood fixture, but people who live in the Bel Air Estates in Aurora believe the two towering light poles that stand watch over the entrance to their community will help keep it safe.

Langley says they’ve partnered with ten different communities across metro Denver. High-tech cameras sit on two of the light poles in the shade of a single solar panel. The devices can also read license plates.

“I have a sense of security when it’s there,” said resident Jeff Rollins.

Langley says the company does not legally own the footage, rather the homeowners association they partner with. The company deletes the footage every thirty days, unless there is a police investigation that places a hold on the evidence.

There is an option to opt out for residents in the neighborhood, and request their cars not be recorded. Langley says on the flip side, if that car was to be stolen, there would be no footage to help police.

“It’s an inevitable reality that there are going to be cameras everywhere, whether it’s an iPhone in your pocket, or a stationary camera on a light pole. The question is not will they exist, the question is who owns the footage,” Langley said.

Read the full story on KDVR Fox31.

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