Georgia man says deputies used Flock camera network to track his car for months after civil rights lawsuit
Polymarket · x · 2026-10-14
A Georgia man alleges that deputies used Flock's camera network to track his vehicle for months after he sued the sheriff's office for violating his civil rights, raising concerns about abuse of mass license-plate surveillance networks for retaliatory tracking.
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