Mayor Angelo Castillo called on the city administration, Police Chief Jose Vargas and the state to suspend the license plate reader technology.
2026-09-01 → 2026-09-02
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- Mayor Angelo Castillo called on the city administration, Police Chief Jose Vargas and the state to suspend the license plate reader technology.
In a Sept. 1 post on NextDoor, Mayor Angelo Castillo called on the city administration, Police Chief Jose Vargas and the state to suspend the technology, citing mounting concerns from residents over lack of privacy.
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Origin: extracted from Pembroke Pines suspends use of Flock cameras after mayor and state push back · 2026-09-08 18:49