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Justin Bibb campaign payments to pastor raise Flock camera conflict concerns

Reverend Aaron Phillips rallied clergy to City Hall twice in support of the controversial Flock license plate reader program — while simultaneously receiving $17,500 in consulting payments from Bibb's reelection campaign.

Sources (1)· Jul 15, 6:25 PM

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