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St. Johns County Sheriff to Remove Flock Cameras After State Ban

St. Johns County Sheriff's Office plans to remove Flock license plate reader cameras following a Florida DOT directive.

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The Florida Department of Transportation released a memo revoking all approved permits for license plate reader cameras on the state highway system. [1] Deputies from the St. Johns County Sheriff's Office responded to a home in St. Johns County, Florida, on August 23, 2026, after discovering a large buck inside the bathroom. [2] Commissioner Ann Taylor stated that Sheriff Hardwick committed to following the state directive, indicating the cameras will be removed in the county. [3] The FDOT memo specifies that law enforcement agencies have 30 days to remove the LPRs. [4] The St. Johns County Sheriff's Office released body camera footage of the incident, describing the situation as a 'deer-in-the-headlights' moment. [5] Deputies used a pool brush to guide the buck safely out of the home and back into the woods. [6] During the removal process, the confused buck fell into the backyard swimming pool. [7]
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  1. The Florida Department of Transportation released a memo revoking all approved permits for license plate reader cameras on the state highway system. · Action News Jax
  2. Deputies from the St. Johns County Sheriff's Office responded to a home in St. Johns County, Florida, on August 23, 2026, after discovering a large buck inside the bathroom. · WJXT News4JAX
  3. Commissioner Ann Taylor stated that Sheriff Hardwick committed to following the state directive, indicating the cameras will be removed in the county. · Action News Jax
  4. The FDOT memo specifies that law enforcement agencies have 30 days to remove the LPRs. · Action News Jax
  5. The St. Johns County Sheriff's Office released body camera footage of the incident, describing the situation as a 'deer-in-the-headlights' moment. · WJXT News4JAX
  6. Deputies used a pool brush to guide the buck safely out of the home and back into the woods. · WJXT News4JAX
  7. During the removal process, the confused buck fell into the backyard swimming pool. · WJXT News4JAX
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