Flock camera searches fell 95% after a dispatcher's misconduct was caught
MilnerRoute · hn · 2026-10-31
- An investigation found that Flock security camera searches in Highland Heights dropped 95% after a dispatcher was caught misusing the search system.
- The steep decline suggests widespread improper queries existed while oversight was absent, and that accountability measures drastically curbed abuse.
- The case highlights the risks of large-scale surveillance networks operating without robust audits and accountability.
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