Here’s a quick breakdown of what Flock cameras are, what they record, why they’re controversial and how to find the Flock cameras near you.

The company responded to widespread backlash for granting law enforcement access to the nationwide surveillance network.

By now, most everyone is aware, at least to some degree, of the increased use of cameras for security reasons and surveillance purposes throughout the United States in both public and private locations.

A former Pawtucket, Rhode Island, police officer says Flock surveillance cameras and automatic license plate readers have created a “mass surveillance system” in his, raising the alarm about how the equipment is being used.

A slew of high-profile cases allege that police have misused the controversial system used to track vehicle locations. A new update aims to crack down.

Local residents are pushing back against license plate readers. The Enquirer will push for government accountability on how they are used.

Automated license plate readers (ALPR) are cameras mounted along roadways that photograph license plates and log where and when a vehicle was seen.

Flock Safety, a surveillance equipment company, says it partners with more than 5,000 law enforcement agency partners across 6,000 communities. Is your city one of them?

A new network of police cameras designed to help solve crimes and find missing people is raising alarm among some Mount Clemens residents, who worry it could also track their daily movements without their knowledge.