Lee Schmidt, a retired veteran in Norfolk, Virginia, discovered through a lawsuit that 176 license plate cameras logged his location 526 times over a few months, raising concerns about privacy and surveillance. The lawsuit, filed with the Institute for Justice, argues that such tracking without a warrant violates the Fourth Amendment, while Flock Safety, the camera provider, maintains that their use does not constitute illegal surveillance.
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Alaskan climber dies after fall from Yosemite’s El Capitan
A popular Alaskan climber, 23-year-old Balin Miller, tragically fell to his death while climbing El Capitan in Yosemite National Park, marking the park's third fatality this summer. Known for his impressive climbing achievements and vibrant personality, Miller was lead rope soloing when he likely rappelled off the end of his rope; tributes have poured in for him on social media following the accident. Want More Context? 🔎
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