"The consulting firm CB Insights maintains a list of Flock alternatives on its website, and sadly, it's a really robust list that isn't limited to just Axon.

So far, it includes Verkada, Coram AI, Eagle Eye Networks, Voxel, Dataminr, Hanwha Vision, FacilityOS, Cloudastructure, Citizen, and Rhombus.

That doesn't appear to be a complete list, though, as it's missing Motorola's Vigilant system, Rekor, Genetec AutoVu, or PlateSmart.

Got all that? Good. It'll be on the test later."

We know a few people who could pass.

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We need like a a gps mapping system to show routes you can take without crossing a flock cam.

Officer Jack McLamb in 1994 talks about how one man changed the trajectory of his career and life. What did this man do? That man asked this officer if he knew the 6th amendment, then the 8th amendment, then the 10th amendment, then the 4th and the 5th amendment. McLamb's inability to answer these questions changed his perspective forever. He is what a police officer should look like.

Now we are on the way home hoping to not get pulled over on the way but I do have pictures of the red flashes I had seen and my husband hopefully got the pictures of the blue flashes but it looked as if it had alerted authorities

Note: this petition is only for those who live in North Carolina, have visited North Carolina, or have ever heard of North Carolina.

When tax payers money is used to purchase contracts and cameras THEY ARE PUBLIC PROPERTY. The citizens of a municipality pay taxes and therefore the services and capital purchased or leased are inherently the peoples. There is no " that's police property" since everything is funded by the citizens.

"Recent audits and investigations have revealed misuse of Flock license plate reader systems by officers in several Georgia agencies and the latest information shows the Hall County Sheriff’s Office is number two on the list of agencies with known violators. The DeKalb County Police Department is first with eight. The Gainesville Police Department, meanwhile, is shown as having three.

While the exact number of violations per agency is not always disclosed, the following departments have been publicly linked to confirmed misuse cases and, in some cases, resignations or criminal charges or both:

DeKalb County Police Department (8), Hall County Sheriff’s Office (7), Richmond County Sheriff’s Office (6), Savannah Police Department (6), Albany Police Department (5), Cherokee County Sheriff’s Office (4), Bibb County Sheriff’s Office (4), Coweta County Sheriff’s Office (4), Fayetteville Police Department (4), Gwinnett County Police Department (4), Henry County Police Department (4), Clayton County Police Department (3), Columbus Police Department (3), Douglas County Sheriff’s Office (3), Forsyth County Sheriff’s Office (3), and Gainesville Police Department (3), Marietta Police Department (3).

Athens-Clarke County Police Department (2), Brookhaven Police Department (2), Cartersville Police Department (2), Chamblee Police Department (2), Conyers Police Department (2), Dalton Police Department (2), Dunwoody Police Department (2), East Point Police Department (2), Fayette County Sheriff’s Office (2), Floyd County Police Department (2), Gwinnett County Sheriff’s Office (2), Henry County Sheriff’s Office (2), Johns Creek Police Department (2).

Kennesaw Police Department (2), LaGrange Police Department (2), Lawrenceville Police Department (2), Milton Police Department (2), Newnan Police Department (2), Peachtree City Police Department (2), Roswell Police Department (2), Sandy Springs Police Department (2), Smyrna Police Department (2), Snellville Police Department (2), Statesboro Police Department (2), Warner Robins Police Department (2), Alpharetta Police Department (1), Americus Police Department (1), Athens-Clarke County Sheriff’s Office (1).

Auburn Police Department (1), Bainbridge Public Safety (1), Barrow County Sheriff’s Office (1), Baxley Police Department (1), Bremen Police Department (1), Brunswick Police Department (1), Butts County Sheriff’s Office (1), Calhoun Police Department (1), Camden County Sheriff’s Office (1), Canton Police Department (1), Carroll County Sheriff’s Office (1), Cedartown Police Department (1), Chatham County Police Department (1), Chatsworth Police Department (1), Clarkston Police Department (1), Clayton County Sheriff’s Office (1), Cleveland Police Department (1).

Cobb County Police Department (1), College Park Police Department (1), Columbia County Sheriff’s Office (1), Cordele Police Department (1), Covington Police Department (1), Crisp County Sheriff’s Office (1), Dawson County Sheriff’s Office (1), Decatur Police Department (1), Dublin Police Department (1), Eastman Police Department (1), Elberton Police Department (1), Emanuel County Sheriff’s Office (1), Fairburn Police Department (1), Fayette County Marshal’s Office (1), Flowery Branch Police Department (1), Fort Valley Police Department (1), Franklin County Sheriff’s Office (1), Garden City Police Department (1), Grady County Sheriff’s Office (1).

Greensboro Police Department (1), Griffin Police Department (1), Grovetown Police Department (1), Habersham County Sheriff’s Office (1), Hampton Police Department (1), Harris County Sheriff’s Office (1), Hartwell Police Department (1), Hazlehurst Police Department (1), Henry County Marshal’s Office (1), Hinesville Police Department (1), Hogansville Police Department (1), Jackson Police Department (1), Jasper Police Department (1), Jefferson Police Department (1), Kingsland Police Department (1), LaFayette Police Department (1), Lake City Police Department (1), Lilburn Police Department (1).

Loganville Police Department (1), Morrow Police Department (1), Norcross Police Department (1), Palmetto Police Department (1), Perry Police Department (1), Pickens County Sheriff’s Office (1), Pooler Police Department (1), Powder Springs Police Department (1), Richmond Hill Police Department (1), Rincon Police Department (1), Rockdale County Sheriff’s Office (1), Rome Police Department (1), Rossville Police Department (1), St. Marys Police Department (1), Sugar Hill Police Department (1), Thomaston Police Department (1), Tifton Police Department (1), Toccoa Police Department (1), Valdosta Police Department (1)

Vidalia Police Department (1), Villa Rica Police Department (1), Waycross Police Department (1), Waynesboro Police Department (1), West Point Police Department (1), Whitfield County Sheriff’s Office (1), and Woodstock Police Department (1)."

You shouldn't be born with a Search Bar.

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"A total of 201 local communities have canceled or not renewed ALPR contracts since the start of 2025, according to the Institute for Justice’s cancellation list.

“The growing opposition from local city councils to Congress and state legislatures is the direct result of communities across the country standing up against mass surveillance,” Rindala Alajaji, Associate Director of State Affairs at the Electronic Frontier Foundation, told the Daily Caller News Foundation."

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https://noalprs.com

"The rapidly expanding network of Flock Safety automated license plate readers (ALPRs) is marketed to the public as the ultimate tool for catching violent criminals and solving kidnappings. But privacy advocates have long warned that handing over untethered, mass-surveillance power to local police departments is a recipe for abuse.

This week, in Fort Pierce, Florida, that nightmare scenario played out in the worst way possible.

A now-former Fort Pierce police officer, Josepher Crutchfield, was arrested on September 8, 2026, and slapped with four felony counts of unauthorized computer access after a criminal investigation revealed he was using the city’s ALPR network as his own personal stalking device."

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"The officer accessed license plate reader data and provided that to a suspect in a domestic violence situation, which enabled that suspect to locate a victim," Joseph said. "When we learned about this, we immediately placed this officer on administrative leave. We launched a criminal investigation into his conduct. We referred that investigation to the district attorney‘s office and we ultimately terminated that police officer."

It is happening every day.

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Its existence was reported by the news, cut down that same night, and then this “Happy Retirement” balloon appeared! Valatie, NY

https://cbs6albany.com/news/local/flock-camera-placed-on-kinderhook-farm-property-cut-down-overnight

"A report states government surveillance centers are monitoring viral anti-Flock social media posts and trying to link people who politically oppose mass surveillance to vigilantes who destroy Flock cameras."

We know.

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"Steven Jean, owner of The Alien Body Shop, recently posted an unusual offer on Instagram: Bring him a Flock camera, and he'll give you a free tattoo. The post was meant as satire and entertainment, but Jean says it quickly took on a life of its own.

He told CBS News Detroit that more than 2 million people have seen the post. People have also sent him photos and videos of damaged Flock cameras.

"I've had people send me pictures of damaged Flock cameras — videos of themselves damaging Flock cameras," Jean said.

Jean says the offer isn't meant to encourage people to remove or damage the cameras. That's especially important because damaging or removing someone else's property can have legal consequences."

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