Freedom, Firearms,
and Flock.
Two of them I joke about. The third one costs me money to look at.
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Kalamazoo didn't charge me. That is rare. Most agencies quote hundreds before they hand over a single row, and those quotes set the pace.
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The request letters I actually send, free to copy. Same page takes a report of a camera in your town, or the name of an agency I should hit next.
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Whole records productions, in the shape the agency handed them over. Kalamazoo's Flock camera audit logs are up now. 116,017 searches across 182 days.
Open the file roomOne guy with a camera and a public-records habit. I ask police departments what their surveillance gear has been doing, and I publish the whole thing instead of the three rows that make the point.
Whether any of it crosses a legal line is a question for a lawyer, and I'm not one. My opinion is that the file belongs in public, and that one is cheap to act on.