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2 arrested over alleged damage to Flock cameras

Two people were arrested after being accused of damaging Flock cameras in three Kentucky counties.

2 arrested over alleged damage to Flock cameras

Key takeaways

  • Two people were arrested.
  • They are accused of damaging Flock cameras.
  • The allegations involve three Kentucky counties.
  • An arrest is not a conviction.

## What happened Two people were arrested in connection with allegations that Flock cameras were damaged in three Kentucky counties. Flock cameras are used for automated vehicle and license-plate monitoring, but the specific cameras involved were not identified.

## What is known about the case The arrests concern alleged damage to camera equipment. The people arrested are accused, not convicted, and the allegations must be addressed through the court process.

No names, arrest dates, county names or details about the alleged damage are identified here. Those details are important for understanding where the incidents occurred and what charges may be filed or pursued.

## What comes next The case will proceed through the criminal-justice process. Court records and statements from the agencies involved may identify the charges, locations and next scheduled hearings.

WHAS11 reported on the arrests and allegations: WHAS11 coverage.

What to watch

  • Any charges filed in court
  • The next scheduled court proceedings
  • Statements identifying the counties and cameras involved

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