North Carolina Detective Fired for Allegedly Using Flock Cameras to Track a Private Citizen
Polymarket · x · 2026-09-27
A North Carolina detective was fired after allegedly using Flock surveillance cameras to "track every movement of a single, private citizen," per Polymarket's news feed. The case highlights growing concerns about abuse of AI-powered surveillance networks and privacy boundaries.
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