Last October, the city of Lexington sued me in an attempt to keep its "mobile surveillance cameras" secret. In a major victory for government transparency, Fayette Circuit Judge John Reynolds issued an order granting my appeal for summary judgment last week. In simple terms, the judge rejected the city's arguments for keeping its surveillance cameras …
Continue reading Victory! We See You Watching Lexington Beats City Lawsuit
Most people find it baffling that the city sued me simply for asking questions. They can't understand what kind of surveillance secrets warrant a lawsuit to keep them under wraps. I find it baffling I had to ask in the first place. Local governments shouldn't be operating spy gear in secret.
The city of Lexington has filed a lawsuit against We See You Watching Lexington director Michael Maharrey. The city wants the court to overturn an attorney general open records decision ordering the Lexington Police Department to release documents relating to its 29 mobile surveillance cameras. In an open records request, We See you Watching Lexington …
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