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Ohio Police Lieutenant Indicted Over Flock Camera Misuse
A Sharonville, Ohio, police lieutenant faces a fifth-degree felony charge after allegedly exploiting his department’s automated license plate reader network…
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Flock, Georgia Sheriff Sued Over ALPR Retaliation
A Georgia man is suing Flock Safety and the Coweta County Sheriff’s Office, alleging deputies weaponized the company’s automated license…
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Police Visit Engineer Who Built Camera to Track Patrol Cars, Raising Surveillance Paradox
Peel Regional Police officers arrived at Anthony Sistilli’s Ontario home last month with an unusual complaint: the software engineer had…
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Flock Safety Slashes 18% of Staff as Bipartisan Backlash Erodes Government Contracts
Flock Safety, the Atlanta-based surveillance contractor that blanketed U.S. roads with automated license-plate readers, will cut roughly 270 jobs —…
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Federal Judge Rules Warrantless ALPR Searches Violate Fourth Amendment in Landmark Oklahoma Case
A federal judge in Oklahoma has dealt a significant blow to the expanding use of automated license plate readers by…
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Federal Judge Rules Flock ALPR Search Violated Fourth Amendment
A federal judge in Oklahoma has ruled that a police officer’s warrantless search of a driver’s travel history through Flock…
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Unclaimed Flock Cameras Found in Florida Amid Privacy Backlash
St. Lucie County, Florida, officials discovered 14 unauthorized automated license plate readers (ALPRs) while dismantling a surveillance network following the…
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3D-Printed Camera Sting Ends With Reduced Charges in Florida
OVIEDO, Fla. — Evan Meyer, 24, was initially arrested in late August by the Oviedo Police Department after a covert…
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