License plate reader (LPR) cameras from the major surveillance company Flock Safety are being vandalized across the US.
License plate recognition cameras have become vital tools in helping police solve serious crimes, but some Utahns have ...
Pensacola used opioid settlement funds for Flock license plate readers, sparking debate as to whether it is an appropriate ...
The San Diego County Sheriff's Office used registered street cameras and Flock license plate-reading technology to locate the ...
Just weeks after Mountain View police revealed that they had allowed hundreds of law enforcement agencies unauthorized access ...
A Joplin watchdog group has raised questions about the use of FlockSafety cameras by t Police Department. Michael Williams, a resident who is involved in a local organization called "Deflock ...
EL CERRITO — An audit by police into how license plate readers in the city have been used and who has gained access to them ...
LYNNWOOD, Wash. — Lynnwood is ending its use of a controversial surveillance program. The Lynnwood City Council voted ...
Amid the Trump administration's immigration crackdown, some residents call for change.
City of Eugene staff have started removing the Flock Safety automated license plate recognition cameras after terminating its contract with the security company. The city has initiated removal of the ...
The Flock devices aren’t the only such cameras active in Fort Wayne. A national activist group, DeFlock, has crowdsourced a map of more than 29,000 license plate recognition cameras nationwide — about ...
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