ABC News - Privacy laws slow adoption of Flock cameras in New Hampshire

Surveillance cameras such as those made by Flock are facing growing scrutiny across the country, with communities questioning how much information the systems collect and who can access it. Flock cameras are showing up in more communities around the country and prompting questions about privacy. Amid growing scrutiny, many say the cameras can be a powerful investigative tool. In the Brown University shooting investigation, police said license plate reader data helped narrow thousands of possible vehicles for the suspect. There are thousands of plate-scanning cameras all over the country, but privacy experts say that because New Hampshire has some of the strictest laws on the books, the cameras aren't as prevalent in the Granite State.