Police Accused of Using Surveillance Cameras to Stalk Partners

Police Accused of Using Surveillance Cameras to Stalk Partners

A Washington Post investigation found 46 cases in which police officers allegedly used Flock Safety's cameras — devices that read car license plates — to stalk wives, girlfriends, and ex-partners. CEO Garrett Langley told CBS News, "I apologize. It kills me that she went through that." He also said Flock is "the first company to ever shine a light on" police misuse.

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