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Cleveland Community Police Commission

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Oct 2, 2026

Stephanie HaneyHOST
0:39
We'll share what this means for people in different groups here in Northeast Ohio and the state.
Stephanie HaneyHOST
0:44
And the Cleveland Community Police Commission is taking a stand against the use of flock cameras, but do they have the authority to stop Cleveland Police from using them while a policy is put in place? We'll talk through these stories of the week and more with our roundtable of reporters.
Stephanie HaneyHOST
1:00
Joining us today we have News 5 Cleveland's Michelle Jarbo.
Stephanie HaneyHOST
1:03
Michelle, welcome back to the show.

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Stephanie HaneyHOST
10:25
Thanks for sharing that with us, Kabir.
Kabir BhatiaGUEST
10:27
Mm-hmm.
Stephanie HaneyHOST
10:27
Now, the Cleveland Community Police Commission wants to pause the use of Flock license plate reader cameras by Cleveland Police if the city does not have a new policy about their use in place by January 1st.
Stephanie HaneyHOST
10:38
In the meantime, the commission is seeking input from residents and community stakeholders about what that policy should look like.
Chris QuinnHOST
19:18
You're listening to Today in Ohio.
Chris QuinnHOST
19:20
Lisa, Cleveland's Community Police Commission has voted a call, to call for a stop to the use of Flock license plate cameras.
Chris QuinnHOST
19:28
A big surprise because the city, after much controversy, decided to keep them.
Chris QuinnHOST
19:33
What's next?
Lisa GarvinHOST
19:35
Well, according to the Community Police Commission, they think they do have the authority.
Lisa GarvinHOST
19:39
So what they want to do is they want to pause the use of automatic license plate readers on January 1st because there's not enough public input on how they're being used, and they have big concerns over misuse of data.
Lisa GarvinHOST
19:52
Commissioner Sh- uh, Shondra Moriera Benito says the CPC does have final say over policies and practices, and they can stop the usage of Flock by themselves.

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