Six Flock Safety Cameras Removed From Lebanon After Company Error
Six Flock Safety license plate reader cameras were removed from Lebanon without the city's knowledge due to a company error, which occurred after the cameras were flagged as inactive following their covering by city officials.
Dayton, OH, October 28, 2026 —
Six Flock Safety license plate reader cameras were removed from Lebanon without the city’s knowledge after a company error, according to the information provided. The removal occurred after the cameras were flagged as inactive following their covering by city officials.
The available account does not identify when the cameras were covered or removed, which locations they served, or how long they were absent. It also does not explain the company error or say when city officials learned the cameras had been removed. The reason the cameras were covered was not provided.
The information does not specify whether the cameras have since been returned or reinstalled, whether the city has taken any further action, or whether the company has described steps to address the error. No statement from city officials or Flock Safety was included.
The episode involved six license plate reader cameras, but additional details about their operation and the impact of their removal were not provided. The available information also does not state whether the cameras recorded or stored data before they were covered, or whether any data was affected by the removal.
With those details unavailable, the account establishes only that the cameras were covered by city officials, later flagged as inactive, and removed without the city’s knowledge because of a company error. The timing, circumstances and subsequent response remain unspecified.
Story summarized from the original created by Ren Sikes, WHIO.com on www.whio.com, see more information here.
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