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Bothell resident warns Mill Creek council about security, privacy and legal risks of Flock Safety ALPR system
Summary
John Sutton told the council that Flock Safety automated license‑plate readers have documented cybersecurity compromises, federal scrutiny and court rulings that ALPR data is public record in Washington; he urged an independent review and pause before Mill Creek adopts the system.
A Bothell resident told the Mill Creek City Council Tuesday that the Flock Safety automated license‑plate reader (ALPR) system under consideration poses cybersecurity, privacy and legal risks that the city has not fully evaluated.
"I drive through Mill Creek very frequently," John Sutton said during audience communications. "The Flock Safety camera system collects data on my…
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