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.

Gov. Greg Abbott paused state funding for Flock cameras in Texas. Here’s how 16 Houston-area law enforcement agencies say they are handling the funding and their existing Flock systems.

A former Pasadena police sergeant who was the subject of an internal investigation has surrendered his Texas law enforcement license as part of an agreement with authorities, according to the Pasadena Police Department.

Conroe council members Ken Blevins and John Sellars say they received threats after voting against putting the Flock Safety camera issue on the November ballot.

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.

Two Houston-area cities, League City and Conroe, are considering putting Flock Safety license plate cameras before voters in November.

A former Pasadena police sergeant who was the subject of an internal investigation has surrendered his Texas law enforcement license as part of an agreement with authorities, according to the Pasadena Police Department.

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.

Political tensions flared between Harris County’s elected leaders during a discussion about renewing a contract with Flock Safety, a public safety technology company whose license plate-reading cameras are routinely used by local law enforcement.