Class Action Lawsuit Alleges Flock Safety Cameras Used for Unauthorized Surveillance

A federal class-action lawsuit filed in Georgia accuses Flock Safety of failing to prevent law enforcement from misusing its network of 120,000 automated license plate recognition (ALPR) cameras for personal stalking and surveillance. The plaintiffs seek to represent all U.S. citizens whose license plates have been scanned by the system since January 1, 2024.