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🔗 Michael Smolens: Gloria strongly backs license plate readers. Flock's? Not so much
🔗 Flock out of San Diego? The upcoming election could be a factor. Elections
🔗 San Diego police will no longer use "other" as reason for searching the city's license plate readers Opacity
🔗 Council Takes First Step Toward Canceling Flock Contract Pushback
🔗 City Council Will Vote On Flock Camera Contract | Newsradio 600 KOGO Pushback
🔗 City Council committee votes to end San Diego's use of Flock ALPR technology Pushback
🔗 San Diego City Council votes to end Flock camera contract, heads closer to full approval Pushback
🔗 San Diego police chief issues statement on ALPR cameras Flockaganda
Pushback
🔗 With unanimous committee vote, San Diego moves closer to turning off Flock cameras Pushback
🔗 San Diego City Council committee moves to end Flock contract Pushback
🔗 A push to end the use of Flock Safety cameras in San Diego Pushback
🔗 Flock Safety defends ALPRs as debate continues among San Diego City leaders Pushback
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🔗 Flock Safety defends ALPRs as debate continues in San Diego Flockaganda
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🔗 Council committee to discuss resolution to terminate services with Flock Safety Pushback
🔗 Councilmember Whitburn calls for removal of Flock cameras after repeated support Pushback
🔗 Local ACLU Foundation sues city of San Diego, police department over use of Flock cameras ACLU
Lawsuit
🔗 San Diegans demand city cancel automated license plate reader contracts Pushback
🔗 SDPD now discloses why officers search Flock license plate readers. Nearly 4,000 times, the reason was 'other.' Opacity
🔗 As Flock continues to make national headlines, here's the deal with the surveillance tech in San Diego Overview
🔗 'The Emperor Is a Fan of Flock': Darth Vader Speaks at City Council Meeting Pushback
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🔗 Ending Flock funding would have freed up money to keep bay bathrooms open Pushback
🔗 Debate rises over license plate readers in San Diego after Los Angeles police rollback Los Angeles
Pushback
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🔗 Imperial Beach approves license plate reader, public safety cameras Copies at:
🔗 A Flock license plate reader linked a San Diego man to a violent crime. He was five miles away. Oops
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🔗 San Diego privacy board seeks more police tech oversight Pushback
🔗 SCLU speaks against SDPD surveillance technology contract Pushback
🔗 Scoop: San Diego police quietly signed new Flock tech deal Scope Creep
🔗 A $12 Million Vote for ICE That Marni Von Wilpert Doesn't Want You to Remember
🔗 Flock license plate readers cost city big, deliver little
🔗 San Diego leaders push police to seek alternatives to Flock for surveillance Pushback
🔗 San Diego City Council passes FLOCK surveillance ordinance Copies at:
🔗 San Diego approves continued license plate reader use
🔗 San Diego City Council votes to continue use of license plate reader technology
🔗 An SDPD captain helped secure a multimillion-dollar surveillance deal. Now he works for the contractor. Copies at:
🔗 Community groups call on city to stop using automated license plate reader cameras Pushback
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🔗 Community groups call on San Diego to shut down flock license plate reader system Pushback
"The coalition pointed to a January 2024 data breach that allowed thousands of unauthorized searches of San Diegans' travel information, many of them conducted by agencies outside the region. They argue the most troubling element was that the breach was not disclosed in the city's required annual surveillance report, something residents said eroded trust."
🔗 San Diego split on Flock cameras as council prepares surveillance vote
🔗 San Diego County police agencies access many private license plate readers with minimal oversight
🔗 SDPD stops sharing data from controversial surveillance program Restricted Sharing
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🔗 San Diego police admit license plate reader data breach in early days of program Oversharing
🔗 Automated license plate readers spark slew of privacy concerns in San Diego Pushback
🔗 San Diegans Push Back on Flock ALPR Surveillance EFF
