Flock's network is a form of 'indiscriminate mass surveillance,' judge rules — as police officer is accused of violating suspect's Fourth Amendment rights

A judge says Flock’s network is a type of ‘indiscriminate mass surveillance’

Cops criticized for using Flock to stop a woman without probable cause

Judge says searches based on Flock breach the Fourth Amendment

Flock cameras represent “indiscriminate mass surveillance” and should be ruled unconstitutional, a federal judge has just declared. It’s yet another blow to the beleaguered automatic license plate recognition (ALPR) camera maker and reflects growing public opposition to the technology.

The declaration was made when Oklahoma judge…