Governor Josh Shapiro has expressed his stance on Flock cameras. He supports legislation to ban these cameras across Pennsylvania.
A press conference was held on Friday where Shapiro shared his views on the issue. The use of Flock cameras has been a topic of debate.
Further details on Shapiro's statement and the ongoing discussion about Flock cameras are available from the source. Shapiro's support for a ban is now part of the growing debate surrounding the cameras and their usage.
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