News
Updates on license-plate surveillance, privacy, and the constitutional fight in Arizona.
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Pinal County sheriff won't renew Flock contract: 'I swore an oath to the Constitution'
Sheriff Ross Teeple told the Board of Supervisors he will let the county's Flock Safety contract lapse at the end of September, citing serious Fourth Amendment concerns — the first Arizona sheriff's office to walk away.
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DeFlock Arizona launches
Why we built deflockarizona.org — and why the fight over Flock's cameras is really a fight over Arizona's Constitution.
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Kansas lawsuit: license plate readers are 'the functional equivalent of a GPS tracking device'
A new Kansas suit challenges Wichita's Flock ALPR network under the state constitution — the same kind of state-privacy argument at the heart of the case in Arizona.
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