Council presses IMPD on ALPR counts, data-sharing and audit plans
Councilors questioned IMPD officials about discrepancies between external ALPR (FL0CK) camera counts and IMPD's internal tally, data-sharing agreements, daily audits and public-records responsiveness; IMPD said it now restricts sharing to in-state agencies and is refining audit cadence.
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A councilor asked IMPD why third-party websites appeared to list roughly 500 ALPR/FL0CK cameras in Marion County while IMPD reported 301. An IMPD representative told the committee private businesses and other agencies can buy ALPR technology and said the department is not familiar with the external data sources the councilor cited.
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