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69 incidents closest to “Flock FreeForm” · matched on meaning · public reporting
The system incorrectly matched a license plate to a vehicle involved in a crime, leading to the arrest and jailing of Lindsey Isaacs.
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The Flock license plate reader system tracked Marissa Todisco's vehicle locations, which Officer Tiso accessed for personal reasons.
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Flock camera data led Florida Highway Patrol troopers to arrest Lindsey Isaacs for a triple fatal crash she did not commit.
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The system recorded and tracked vehicle movements of residents and drivers, and allowed police to search location history without a warrant.
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The system tracked the vehicle locations of a former romantic partner and a fellow police officer.
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The system incorrectly identified a black Dodge Durango as the vehicle involved in a fatal crash, leading to the arrest and jailing of Lindsey Isaacs for 13 days.
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The system flagged her vehicle as a potential match to one near a fatal hit-and-run crash, leading to her arrest on eight felony counts and 13 days in jail
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The Flock camera system tracked a domestic violence victim's vehicle and disclosed her live location to her suspected abuser.
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Flock cameras captured and tracked license plates and vehicle movements of drivers across the Suncoast, enabling repeated searches of one plate by an officer.
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Collected and shared license plate and vehicle images of drivers in Boston with outside law enforcement agencies
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A police officer tracked a woman's movements across Kentucky and Indiana using the Flock camera system.
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Complaint alleges Thornton police misused Flock data northglenn-thorntonsentinel.com
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An IMPD officer used Flock cameras to track the license plates of a dozen women and arranged run-ins with them.
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Stockton police disclose Flock misuse, outline oversight changes after employee’s departure Stocktonia News
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Flock cameras continuously capture license plate data and images, tracking vehicles' movements and storing data on residents in Waukesha County.
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The Flock system generated a 30-day chronological reconstruction of John Jay Niebuhr's vehicle movements from thousands of license plate camera captures.
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The Flock license plate reader system allowed sheriff's deputies to search and track Napoleon Jones's vehicle more than 100 times after he filed a citizen complaint.
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The camera photographed vehicles and people, capturing 1.6 million images over 21 days.
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Flock Safety cameras collected license plate and vehicle data from drivers in Boston and shared it with external law enforcement agencies.
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Flock cameras captured images and location data of vehicles and pedestrians, providing law enforcement with a searchable database of individuals' movements without warrants.
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The Flock cameras were used to track the location of a woman and her children without their knowledge.
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Shared license plate data of vehicles in Boston with outside law enforcement agencies, against contractual agreement.
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The Flock ALPR system incorrectly identified Lindsay Isaacs's vehicle as involved in a fatal crash, leading to her wrongful arrest and imprisonment.
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The Electronic Frontier Foundation obtained data showing that over 50 law enforcement agencies ran hundreds of searches through Flock Safety's automated license plate reader network in connection with protest activity in 2025. The searches targeted vehicles associated with protests, including the No Kings movement and animal rights activists, without articulating a specific crime. The surveillance creates a chilling effect on First Amendment-protected dissent.
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