Hour 3 - License-plate readers are sparking controversy in Santa Clarita’s largely Latino “Little Tijuana” neighborhood, where residents are demanding answers about surveillance near their homes. Jae Chan Lee, founder of DeFlock SCV, joins Michael Monks and Chris Merrill to discuss the growing concerns. Plus, Pomona turns to Flock cameras to combat prostitution, and L.A. City Council considers an automated license-plate reader pilot program. How much surveillance is too much?

<p>Hour 3 - License-plate readers are sparking controversy in Santa Clarita&rsquo;s largely Latino &ldquo;Little Tijuana&rdquo; neighborhood, where residents are demanding answers about surveillance near their homes. Jae Chan Lee, founder of DeFlock SCV, joins Michael Monks and Chris Merrill to discuss the growing concerns. Plus, Pomona turns to Flock cameras to combat prostitution, and L.A. City Council considers an automated license-plate reader pilot program. How much surveillance is too much?</p>

Monks & Merrill, with Michael Monks and Chris Merrill.

<p>Monks &amp; Merrill, with Michael Monks and Chris Merrill.</p>

Monks & Merrill

Flock Cameras Are Everywhere

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