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Richmond Police Withhold Flock Data, Citing State Law Compliance

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The Big Picture

Richmond police have stated they will not release Flock data and audits, asserting that doing so would demonstrate compliance with state law. The department has not provided the specific details of these audits or the data itself.

Key Facts

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Richmond police will not release Flock data and audits.
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The department claims withholding the data shows compliance with state law.
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Specific details of the audits and data have not been released.

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Richmond Times-Dispatch

Richmond police won’t release Flock data, audits they claim show compliance with state law

Why It Matters

Details regarding the nature of the Flock data and the specific findings of the audits have not been made public. The department's statement indicates that the withholding of this information is directly linked to their interpretation of state legal requirements concerning data disclosure.

No further information was provided regarding the specific state laws cited or the exact nature of the compliance being demonstrated through the data and audits. The department has not indicated when, or if, this information will be made available.

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