Flock camera debate heats up in Wilson County @WKRNTV
Flock camera debate heats up in Wilson County  @WKRNTV
Uploaded September 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Flock cameras have become part of a controversial conversation nationwide, but the debate is now being heard in Wilson County, which was one of the first counties in Tennessee to be entirely equipped with license plate readers. Read more by Kendall Ashman at WKRN.com.
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Flock camera debate heats up in Wilson County

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