The chief of a police department is calling the cameras 'a game changer.' But not everyone supports it, citing privacy issues.
More police departments are adopting license plate cameras after the system helped arrest a man suspected of two robberies.Houston police said Flock cameras helped them capture a man suspected of robbing two people at gunpoint on April 12.
The cameras utilized by Houston police are just a few of about 3,000 in the greater Houston area, according to ABC13's partner, the Houston Chronicle. Still, not everyone supports the cameras. The ACLU, which declined an interview, has widely condemned them, citing privacy concerns.
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