Flock license plate readers

A retired law enforcement officer argued the Flock camera network creates a Fourth Amendment 'technological loophole' by letting government reconstruct citizens' movements, exposing taxpayers to lawsuits.

Cited multiple real-world misuse cases — false arrests from plate misreads, an officer stalking a woman, and unauthorized searches — saying the cameras are 'creating a whole other class of victims.'

A small business owner demanded answers on why the surveillance network was never publicly voted on, said she was denied access to her own vehicle location records, and called for an independent audit and a recorded vote on removal.

Said she raised the same concerns a year ago; cited reports of 300-plus cameras and said law enforcement was doing fine before them — 'it is a Fourth Amendment right.'