Protesters said they’re worried about who has access to Flock camera images, how long they’re stored, and how that data could ...

Friday was the second day police stepped up their presence in the downtown neighborhoods. 'We're out here for them and making ...

The Trump administration has unabashedly bent and broken privacy norms as, say, ICE officers have traipsed on private ...

Privacy concerns from residents and the recent vandalism of a Flock camera pole have brought new attention to the automated license plate rea ...

The City of Chandler announced it is canceling its contract with Flock. A Chandler police officer also resigned after ...

The Roswell Police Department announced that license-plate readers are now live in their city. It’s part of their new Real ...

Flock Safety CEO Garrett Langley pushed back against claims that the company's expanding network of automated license plate readers (ALPRs) is contributing to a surveillance state, telling Newsweek ...

Flock safety is cutting default license-plate camera data retention from 30 days to seven days and requiring police to document the reason for every search.

Residents are pushing back against the city's use of Flock Safety cameras, citing Fourth Amendment violations and concerns about a surveillance state.

While some cities are canceling contracts with police surveillance giant Flock, one Chicago-area suburb is embracing it. Law enforcement gave the ABC7 I-Team the first look at its new real-time crime ...

A small city in Cleburne County has become at least the fifth Arkansas community to reject the use of Flock Safety license ...