Jars Cannabis business, Madison Heights clash over Flock camera

Fox - 2 Detroit
21 followers
1 Video View·Aug 20, 2026
AI Generated·May contain errors
Video Summary
AI GeneratedThe City Council is set to vote on Monday regarding the removal of a surveillance camera located outside a Jars cannabis dispensary. The camera sparked privacy concerns among the community, leading the business to block it. This incident coincides with proposed state legislation aimed at limiting how long surveillance data can be stored, typically suggesting a 14-day limit.
that camera, which has be
at the jars, cannabis disp
more about this. Yeah, fr
jars though, did not have
camera. And so that is wh
was with this. Now, the M
Council, they are expecte
camera that, as you menti
removed due to an agreeme
as well as jars. There's
is in place and the City
to vote on that on monday
little bit about what hap
believe that the camera w
and operate the store, wh
mile in Stevenson and Mad
the business never had an
led to some privacy concer
prompted the company to p
to block that camera. Now
latest communities to deb
cameras. In fact, a state
sponsored legislation tha
on these kinds of cameras
they collect and keep. He
a limit of 14 days unless
investigation. Take a lis
out of White Lake had to
that the system, the floc
the information more than
there's an ongoing invest
along those lines. Uh, be
no requirement at all. Al
different entities can ke
two years. So this propos
making its way through La
As for the situation invo
outside of the jars, cann
the City Council is expec
on monday will of course
