Police explain ALPR (Flock) camera program, residents raise privacy questions
The Universal City Police Department described its automatic license-plate reader (ALPR/Flock) deployment, how it is used, safeguards and audit procedures; residents and council members asked about privacy, oversight, data sharing and access controls.
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The Universal City Police Department presented details of its automatic license-plate reader system (ALPR, known commercially as Flock) and defended operational safeguards, audit controls and law-enforcement benefits while residents raised constitutional and privacy concerns.
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