At a Senate Judiciary subcommittee hearing, lawmakers from both parties criticized privacy and security risks from Flock’s license-plate camera network after four technology firms’ CEOs declined invitations to testify. Josh Hawley said he wants legitimate law-enforcement uses constrained, while witnesses described a wrongful arrest and possible safeguards.
Senator who said surveillance technology has shifted the balance too far from privacy rights.
ALSO MENTIONED Ross Teeple, Pinal County sheriff who described his department’s use of license-plate readers and its decision to cancel its Flock contract.
Senator who said surveillance technology has shifted the balance too far from privacy rights.
ALSO MENTIONED Ross Teeple, Pinal County sheriff who described his department’s use of license-plate readers and its decision to cancel its Flock contract.
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