Two Flock Safety cameras damaged by fire near Albany
Dougherty County police are investigating fires involving two Flock Safety cameras on Radium Springs Road as criminal property damage.
Dougherty County police are investigating fires involving two Flock Safety cameras on Radium Springs Road as criminal property damage.
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