A Florida county found Flock cameras officials didn't know existed, and nobody claims them
ScottNover · x · 2026-10-02
Reporter Alex DeLuca reports that a Florida county discovered Flock surveillance cameras along its roads that local officials didn't know were there. No one has publicly claimed the devices, and who operates them — and who has accessed their data — remains a mystery, raising privacy and oversight concerns.
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