Plymouth, Minnesota voted on September 22 to end its Flock license-plate-camera contract and suspended accounts and sent formal notice. After more than a week without a corporate or legal response, the police chief directed staff to disconnect power. The Drive checked two cameras and confirmed their cords were unplugged. Follow-up reporting says two cameras in nearby Dayton were reconnected despite instructions to halt work; Flock said it respected Plymouth’s decision and was working toward removal. This does not establish that equipment removal is complete, illustrating why contract termination and actual data-collection shutdown require separate verification.