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Prosecutor orders Flock network disabled in Kosciusko County

The Kosciusko County prosecutor ordered local law enforcement to remove and disable the county’s entire Flock network.

Prosecutor orders Flock network disabled in Kosciusko County

Key takeaways

  • Kosciusko County’s prosecutor ordered the entire Flock network removed.
  • Local law enforcement was directed to disable the network.
  • The order applies countywide, not just to one camera or agency.

The order

The Kosciusko County prosecutor ordered local law enforcement to remove and disable the entire Flock network in Kosciusko County.

The order applies across the county’s Flock network rather than to a single camera or agency. It directs local law enforcement to take the equipment out of service and remove it.

What is known

The decision concerns Flock, a network used by law enforcement. The order covers the entire network in Kosciusko County.

The prosecutor’s order is the central action in the development. The facts currently established do not identify the prosecutor by name, state when the order was issued, or list the law-enforcement agencies responsible for carrying it out.

Next steps

Local law enforcement must remove and disable the network under the prosecutor’s order. The timing and process for that work have not been stated.

The order also does not establish what will happen to any equipment after it is removed or whether the network could be restored later. Those questions remain tied to how local law enforcement carries out the directive.

What to watch

  • Whether local law enforcement confirms when removal begins.
  • Whether officials identify the equipment covered by the order.
  • Whether the prosecutor or law enforcement agencies release further details about implementation.

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