The CEO's of Flock and other license plate reader camera companies were no-shows on Capitol Hill.

City Council is calling on Pennsylvania to ban or regulate automatic license plate readers like Flock cameras.

The funding comes as law enforcement agencies across the country face increased scrutiny over how automated license plate readers are used.

The company says it cut its default data-retention period to seven days from 30, added standardized search categories and will require case numbers.

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Pinal County Sheriff Ross Teeple, who ended his county’s contract with Flock in August over privacy concerns, told a Senate ...

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When Justin Cowgur, a city council member in Centerton, Arkansas, was asked two years ago to vote on a contract to install Flock license-plate readers, he found it easy to say yes. The Republican wine ...

Five IMPD officers face fraud and misconduct charges for allegedly using Flock license plate cameras to track ex-partners and ...

U.S. District Judge Vince Chhabria questioned whether Californians challenging Flock's collection and sharing of ...

The Scottsdale City Council will decide during its Oct. 6 meeting whether it wants to continue the use of automatic license ...

The Scottsdale City Council will decide during its Oct. 6 meeting whether it wants to continue the use of automatic license ...