Flock camera at Gun Commanders covered following public backlash

  • Gun Commanders owner Mike Carter stands outside the Cleveland store. Carter purchased a private Flock camera as an additional security measure for the business. The camera remains mounted outside the store but has been covered following public backlash over its presence. CARLY HENDERSON/WCN
    Gun Commanders owner Mike Carter stands outside the Cleveland store. Carter purchased a private Flock camera as an additional security measure for the business. The camera remains mounted outside the store but has been covered following public backlash over its presence. CARLY HENDERSON/WCN
  • A Flock camera outside Gun Commanders in Cleveland is covered following public backlash over the privately owned license plate reader. Store owner Mike Carter said he purchased the camera as an additional security measure for the business. CARLY HENDERSON/WCN
    A Flock camera outside Gun Commanders in Cleveland is covered following public backlash over the privately owned license plate reader. Store owner Mike Carter said he purchased the camera as an additional security measure for the business. CARLY HENDERSON/WCN
  • Gun Commanders owner Mike Carter stands inside the Cleveland store. Carter said he hopes to shift the focus back to the business and its purpose-built firearms following controversy surrounding the Flock camera. CARLY HENDERSON/WCN
    Gun Commanders owner Mike Carter stands inside the Cleveland store. Carter said he hopes to shift the focus back to the business and its purpose-built firearms following controversy surrounding the Flock camera. CARLY HENDERSON/WCN

    By Carly Henderson 

     

    Flock cameras have become a subject of controversy around the state.

    In Cleveland, the controversy has reached Gun Commanders, where owner Mike Carter purchased a private …