Cities begin turning off Flock cameras after at least 50 officers reportedly charged with misuse
- Posted on August 27, 2026
- By The Independent
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Law enforcement agencies across multiple municipalities are deactivating Flock automatic license plate reader systems following allegations of unauthorized surveillance access. Over 50 police officers have faced charges related to misusing the technology for personal investigations unrelated to legitimate police operations. This development highlights growing concerns about privacy protections and oversight mechanisms in municipal surveillance infrastructure, prompting cities to reassess their deployment of advanced monitoring systems.
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