Panola County, Texas has temporarily relocated several Flock Safety license plate reader cameras while permit issues affecting their original locations are resolved. According to the Panola County Sheriff's Office, the AI-powered cameras were moved to select county roads and will return to their planned locations once the necessary right-of-way permits are approved. Flock Safety cameras are automated license plate reader (ALPR) systems that help law enforcement identify vehicles connected to criminal investigations. READ MORE: East Texas Petition Targets Flock Camera ProgramWhy the Flock Cameras Were RelocatedPanola County Sheriff Cutter Clinton said in the press release online that a small number of these cameras were temporarily moved to select county roads while right-of-way permits were resolved by Flock. The Panola County Sheriff's Office does not use cameras for traffic enforcement, collecting fines or fees, or selling data to private parties.