Texas city demands $2M for public records on Flock usage
A Fort Worth suburb asked anti-surveillance advocates to pay $2.3 million for public records regarding local police use of Flock automated license plate readers.
• A Fort Worth suburb demanded $2.3 million from anti-surveillance advocates for public records on local police Flock camera usage.
• Phil Mynona sought records from over 200 law enforcement agencies, finding wildly unpredictable fee structures across cities.
• High price tags may hide data on camera misuse, stalking, and unconstitutional searches that have triggered audits and arrests.
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