A debate is underway in Murfreesboro regarding the use of Flock cameras, which read license plate numbers. These cameras are seen as a crime-fighting tool by law enforcement, but are raising privacy concerns among community members. The issue was discussed at a recent city council meeting, where the cameras were the main topic of conversation during the public comment period.

The cameras are placed at intersections and residential streets, allowing police to track license plates and document driver movements. Further details on the debate and the city council's discussion are available from NewsChannel 5 WTVF. The use of Flock cameras has sparked a heated discussion, with some council members expressing support for the technology.