Boynton police say they can operate their Flock cameras with simpler software and have imposed new rules restricting how officers can use them.

From roadside cameras to police drones, the technology promises fewer crimes. Records reveal millions of plate searches and a lobbying push.

The mayor’s office says it’s possible to have a robust system of the technology while protecting civil rights.

On Monday, Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens is going before the city council to discuss new rules he’d like for how police use ...

Prosecutors in Marion County, Indiana, on Wednesday charged five Indianapolis Metropolitan Police Department officers with ...

Georgia Sen. Raphael Warnock​ is pushing federal authorities to create action to stop potential abuse of Flock cameras by law enforcement across the country.

Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens plans to introduce legislation that would set permanent citywide rules for how public safety ...

Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens is proposing building out guardrails and safeguards for automated license plate reader cameras ...

Flock reveals little about where its license plate readers are assembled, but the answer could have geopolitical and ...

After a wave of privacy concerns, alleged misuse and public protests, the Atlanta-based company is losing customers and buying out employees.

Privacy advocates behind DeFlock have created a crowdsourced map of automated license plate readers. Credits: AJC | Forbes | Getty | DeFlock | NBC | FlockHopper ...

“Powerful technology requires powerful oversight, transparency, and ultimately remedy,” Mayor’s Office Chief of Staff Courtney English said.