A former World Wrestling Entertainment star turned Tennessee mayor just choke-slammed a $1 million deal to install hundreds of Flock Safety cameras across his home county.
Knox County Mayor Glenn Jacobs — who had a 30-year wrestling Hall of Famer career as Kane Kane — has “paused” the local sheriff’s plans to install 270 Flock cameras over concerns the AI-tech violated Fourth Amendment protections of unreasonable search and seizure, he told The Post.
“The more that I’ve learned about Flock cameras, the more troubled I am,” Jacobs said.
He and the sheriff are on the same page, and the pause remains in effect until the pair are replaced in office…
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