The Charlottesville City Council decided in a meeting Dec. 15 to discontinue its contract with Flock Safety — a company which ...

Flock Safety, the company that supplies license plate readers and advanced camera systems to law enforcement agencies across ...

Flock Safety cameras are now fixtures in the region, and while law enforcement touts their crime fighting boost, the ...

Flock safety cameras are expanding in Wisconsin Lakeshore communities, helping police make arrests but raising privacy ...

Trudeau is well known for supporting measures to restrain law enforcement, including a controversial restriction on vehicle ...

Flock Safety operates tens of thousands of cameras across the U.S., including at least twenty in the Northwoods.

Currently, Flock partners with 60 Arizona law enforcement agencies, and there's growing debate over privacy and mass surveillance with widespread use of license plate reader tech.

The Courier Journal has been able to use publicly available documents to identify dozens of locations where Flock Safety ...

At the Dec. 8 Eugene City Council meeting, City Manager Sarah Medary read excerpts from the termination notice she sent Flock ...

Flock Safety, which sells license plate readers, video cameras and other public safety hardware and software, is branching out to retail, health care, logistics and other sectors — and doing so ...

Flock cameras are now in over 200 communities across Wisconsin, and a recent investigation into an officer’s alleged misuse is putting that technology back in the spotlight.

Rehoboth Beach purchased 30 Flock cameras, four of which have license-plate reading capabilities, without a public vote by ...