TechTexas city demands $2.3M for Flock public-records request

North Richland Hills, a Fort Worth suburb, asked a group represented by the Texas Privacy Coalition to pay $2.3 million before processing a request for data on police use of Flock’s vehicle-tracking cameras. Officials said searching roughly a terabyte of communications about errors, misuse, and effectiveness would require 14 years of labor. The requester called the fee ludicrous and intended to suppress records searches.

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