On Friday evening, Sept. 25, a small coalition calling itself the Kerr County Freedom Coalition organized a protest against ...
The flock cameras along Mill Avenue that belong to the City of Tempe have been covered up. The city now considering banning ...
The Altoona Police Department says ALPRs aided in the arrest of two men in a burglary investigation.
ALPRs are designed to help police solve crimes, but what happens when officers use it the wrong way?
News anchor Dustin Grove spoke with one of the Washington Post reporters who broke the story on IMPD officers' misuse of ...
A social media post has created a large social media reaction amid nation-wide concerns about the use of Automatic License Plate Readers (ALPR), sometimes referred to as Flock cameras.
Candidates Mike Kozlowski, Paul Kerfeld and Chad Vander Veen differ over when and how police should use the readers.
Georgia Senator Rev. Raphael Warnock has sent a letter with Sen. Katie Britt calling on Todd Blanche and the DOJ to take ALPR concerns seriously.
You may have noticed more ALPRs around you. Here's what they're looking for.
The Tempe City Council is considering an ordinance that would prevent the city from using Flock cameras and other automatic license plate readers, a move that is expected to ...
As the national debate on Flock cameras and similar automatic license plate reader technology persists, Longmont officials are delaying its replacements for Flock cameras.
Meanwhile our local cities’ ALPR policies are disregarding our privacy rights to justify watching everyone regardless of suspicion.
Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe has signed an executive order establishing new safeguards for Automated License Plate Readers ...
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