John,
A Georgia police chief used Flock cameras to stalk his ex-girlfriend and her teenage daughter roughly 600 times.
While she was going about her life, her ex-partner was able to use his department’s surveillance network—paid for with taxpayer dollars—to track her every move.
Flock calls its cameras “public safety technology.” But when rogue officers can leverage them to secretly monitor women, they can become tools of intimidation, coercion, and abuse.
And this is not an isolated incident.
At least 50 law enforcement officers have been charged with or accused of misusing automatic license-plate reader systems to track, stalk, or harass people. In more than half of the cases, officers allegedly targeted wives, girlfriends, ex-partners, or other women.
We cannot allow Flock’s vast surveillance network to go unchecked. Congress must stand with women, ban federal funding for Flock cameras, and pass strict regulations on this technology. We need limits on access, retention, and sharing of this data with real accountability for those who misuse it.
Sign if you agree: Congress must rein in Flock cameras and protect Americans from surveillance abuse.