Fourteen cities and counties have dropped Flock contracts, and Laredo will ask voters to weigh in during a referendum in May.

Texas City police revealed new details about two employees disciplined for misusing the department’s Flock camera system, including a dispatcher who searched for her child 42 times and a sergeant who was demoted.

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Gov. Greg Abbott ordered the state Department of Transportation to stop issuing permits for automated license plate readers.

The Texas City Police Department has updated their policy concerning Flock cameras and automated license plate reader technology after identifying two instances of possible misuse.

The City of Manvel has approved a vote to defund Flock cameras in the city.

A 19-year-old is charged with murder after he allegedly shot a man inside his vehicle near The Heights last week.

Harris County Judge Lina Hidalgo is calling for a special commissioners court meeting to address privacy, oversight, and data access concerns surrounding the county’s use of Flock Safety automated license plate reader cameras.

The Manvel Police Department is responding after Mayor Dan Davis called for the city to end its contract with Flock, the license plate reader company used by law enforcement agencies across the greater Houston area.

The higher fee, meant to combat catalytic converter theft, provided millions to expand the Flock network across Texas. Some lawmakers say that wasn’t the intent.

The Houston Police Department says it is investigating certain usages of the Flock camera system by officers for potential policy violations.

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As the debate and concerns about privacy and abuse increase around the usage of Flock cameras across the country, the CEO of the company behind the technology sat down for a one-on-one interview with KPRC 2’s sister station, WDIV in Detroit.

Former Chief Jerry Wright says he recommended an indefinite suspension for ex-Sgt. Michael Palitz not the 30-day suspension reflected in records released by the department.

The Conroe City Council failed to secure enough votes to place a proposition about the city’s Flock Safety license plate reader cameras on the November ballot.

The non-binding November referendum asks whether the city should continue using automated license-plate readers amid debate over public safety, privacy and data sharing.

A Baytown Police officer has resigned amid ongoing internal and criminal investigations into alleged misuse of the department’s Flock license plate reader system. Chief John Stringer stated that both investigations remain active and that the results will be reported to authorities, including the Texas Commission on Law Enforcement and the Harris County District Attorney’s Office.

Pasadena City Council members called for transparency after KPRC 2 reported a police sergeant resigned while under investigation over alleged misuse of the city’s Flock Safety camera system.

The Woodlands Township is funding 30 new Flock license plate cameras in high-traffic areas as part of a partnership with the Montgomery County Sheriff’s Office.