FLOCK camera
Coverage of FLOCK camera in the Nexus archive.
- Mooresville police officer arrested for misusing Flock camera
A Mooresville Police Department officer, Elizabeth Anne Snowman, was arrested for allegedly misusing a Flock camera database to access vehicle information for non-official purposes. This is the second such arrest in the Charlotte area this week, following the arrest of a CMPD officer, Seth Elliott, for similar misuse of law enforcement databases.
- FLOCK camera leads to six arrests and recovery of stolen dog, explosive: Gastonia Police
A FLOCK camera led to six arrests and the recovery of a dog stolen from Burke County and an explosive, according to Gastonia Police.
- Deputies search Catawba River in connection with Hickory woman’s disappearance
Catawba County deputies are searching the Catawba River for Robin Doyle, a missing Hickory woman, with Leroy Loper identified as a person of interest. Investigators found a bra and zip-ties at Doyle’s home and in Loper’s red Kia Optima, which was linked to him via a Flock camera. Loper, a registered sex offender with prior convictions for sexual offenses and kidnapping, is being held on a $200,000 bond while the FBI assists in the search.
- Troy man charged with vandalizing Flock camera
A Troy man was arrested for vandalizing a Flock camera. The arrest occurred on Wednesday as part of a vandalism investigation.
- DeKalb deputy charged with Flock camera misuse; more Georgia officers fired
A DeKalb County deputy has been charged with misuse of Flock cameras, and additional Georgia police officers have been fired over alleged similar misconduct. The article links to a news report and Hacker News comments discussing the incident.
- Nashville’s Flock camera rollout remains on hold as debate over privacy and public safety continues
Nashville’s Flock camera rollout remains on hold as debate over privacy and public safety continues. In Middle Tennessee, many law enforcement agencies continue to rely on the technology.
- Boy, 14, caught driving stolen car in Ventura County: Police
A 14-year-old boy was arrested in Simi Valley, California, for driving a stolen vehicle after police used a license plate reader camera to detect the car. The incident occurred around 7:45 p.m. when the stolen vehicle was identified through a FLOCK camera system.