Community concerns have led to the removal of a Flock camera. The University of Minnesota Police Department agreed to take down the camera after neighbors raised issues.
The camera in question was located in the Cedar-Riverside neighborhood. The decision to remove it was made in response to concerns from the community.
Further details about the removal and the concerns that led to it are available from the source. The University of Minnesota Police Department's decision to remove the camera addresses the issues raised by neighbors.
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