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🔗 ACLU of Oregon and partners sue City of Eugene for failing to disclose public records on Flock cameras OR
Eugene
FOIA
🔗 City of Toledo reaches $35K settlement with man who said he was injured by police K-9 during traffic stop OH
Toledo
Settlement
Video
🔗 Attorney General Bonta Sues El Cajon for Illegally Sharing License Plate Data with Out-of-State Law Enforcement CA
El Cajon
Illegal
Oversharing
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🔗 Police cameras tracked one driver 526 times in four months, lawsuit says VA
Norfolk
🔗 Stanwood pauses Flock cameras amid public records lawsuits WA
Stanwood
FOIA
Paywall
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🔗 Stanwood pauses Flock cameras amid public records lawsuits Read more at: https://www.heraldnet.com/2025/09/10/stanwood-pauses-flock-cameras-amid-public-records-lawsuits/ WA
Skagit County
🔗 Federal Court Rejects Flock Safety's Late Bid to Join and Block IJ's Lawsuit Challenging Norfolk's Mass-Surveillance Cameras VA
Norfolk
🔗 Judge Rules Lawsuit Challenging Norfolk's Use of Flock Cameras Can Proceed Fourth Amendment
Pushback
🔗 Lawsuit Argues Warrantless Use of Flock Surveillance Cameras Is Unconstitutional Fourth Amendment
Pushback
🔗 She's suing after Detroit police seized her car based on license plate reader data MI
Detroit
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🔗 ACLU lawsuit seeks warrant rule for license plate reader data WI
ACLU
Fourth Amendment
🔗 ACLU of Wisconsin question license plate reader privacy WI
ACLU
🔗 Lawsuit: LPD officers pull guns on wrong man at Chik-Fil-A drive-thru IN
Lafayette
Oops
🔗 Dashcam video, report released in North Myrtle Beach teen's wrongful detainment SC
North Myrtle Beach
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🔗 Atherton officer involved in the arrest of M-A student also named in lawsuit over 'unreasonable seizure' and use of 'excessive force' CA
Atherton
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"The department settled with the plaintiff on the case in 2023 for $45,000."
🔗 Sisters sue Española over traffic stop they say was illegal NM
Española
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🔗 Privacy advocates, police spar over license plate cameras in South Carolina SC
🔗 Woman wrongfully arrested in Fayetteville drive-by shooting case, receives settlement from police NC
Fayetteville
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Settlement
"The Fayetteville Police Department settled with McNeill for $60,000 and a written apology from retiring Fayetteville Police Chief Gina Hawkins."
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🔗 Community Activists Reach Settlement With Marin County Sheriff for Unlawfully Sharing Drivers' Locations with Out-Of-State and Federal Agencies CA
Marin County
🔗 California Activists Sue Marin County Sheriff for Illegally Sharing Drivers' License Plate Data With ICE, CBP and Other Out-of-State Agencies CA
Marin County
🔗 Sheriff pays East Bay privacy advocate nearly $50K in license plate reader case CA
San Pablo
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Settlement
"Brian Hofer, chair of Oakland's Privacy Advisory Commission, received $49,500 in an August payout from the sheriff's department"
🔗 Aurora chief apologizes for armed officers who detained children during stolen vehicle mistake CO
Aurora
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Settlement
"Wilson said the vehicle in which the girls were sitting had license plate information that matched a stolen vehicle from a different state, which caused confusion. 'The (License Plate Recognition) system reads the numbers and not the state,' said Wilson."
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🔗 Another Bogus Hit From A License Plate Reader Results In Another Citizen Surrounded By Cops With Guns Out CA
San Francisco
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