Other cities have ended their relationships with Flock Safety over its ties to the federal government and concerns about ...

Mountain View became the latest city in the Bay Area to oust license plate reader camera manufacturer Flock Safety after its City Council voted Tuesday to Mountain View City Council unanimously ends ...

On Tuesday, the Mountain View City Council voted to end its contract with Flock Safety, a major vendor of the plate readers, ...

According to an internal review, out-of-state agencies ran more than 364,000 queries on the Ventura County Sheriff’s Office ...

In San Diego police’s February 2026 Annual Surveillance Report, the department discloses that officers conducted more than 244,000 searches of the Flock automated license plate reader technology in ...

The sheriff’s office says it is barred from using the cameras under a new policy adopted by the Board of Supervisors.

A flaw in the automated license plate reader system used by most Ventura County law enforcement agencies allowed searches by out-of-state agencies.

The council originally approved the Flock cameras in September with a stipulation that they would not be used to help find undocumented immigrants.

The Ventura County Sheriff's Office said out-of-state agencies accessed their license plate reader data more than 364,000 times, including federal agencies.

A vast surveillance network is recording every driver passing through a stretch of road between San Diego and the Arizona state line.

Flock Safety cameras are becoming a hot topic. The brand is far from the only automatic license plate reader (ALPR) company, but it’s one of the most popular, with the company saying its systems are ...

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