As Flock cameras have become more common across North Texas, they have also become the subject of growing public debate.

Dallas police have documented 25 incidents of intentional damage to or removal of Flock Safety cameras since March. The cameras have become the subject of national debate in recent months.

More than 650 Flock Safety cameras are installed across Dallas as police credit crime-solving results and critics raise ...

There’s a surveillance company you’ve probably never thought about that now operates what amounts to one of the largest ...

Backlash against the use of license plate readers has exploded in recent months.

Guadalupe County commissioners approved terminating the county’s contract with Flock Safety, citing vandalism of its ...

Amid concerns that the cameras are an invasion of privacy, Navajo officials say the system will help solve crimes faster.

Amid public concerns about the controversial Flock license plate readers installed in various locations across the Navajo ...

When officers with the Winona Police Department in Minnesota checked on the city's automated license plate reader cameras on the night of August 1, they found nothing: the cameras had gone dark for 24 ...

The Oklahoma Department of Transportation awarded Quarterhill a $5.25 million contract to upgrade the I-35 weigh station near ...

Intentionally damaging a Flock Safety license plate reader camera in Texas can lead to criminal charges, depending on the ...

Perhaps because Americans spend so much time in their cars, there has been a surprising volume of litigation over what appears on car license plates. Some of these have been discussed here before. For ...