Federal Judge Rules Police Violated Fourth Amendment Using Flock Cameras

A federal judge in Oklahoma ruled that a Tulsa County sheriff’s deputy violated the Fourth Amendment by searching a vehicle’s historical location data from Flock Safety’s license-plate readers without a warrant. The search tracked over 50 sightings across several states before any traffic violation was identified. The judge highlighted serious privacy concerns over persistent surveillance of public movements.

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