LAPD ends deal with Flock license plate cameras
The LAPD is letting its three-year contract with Flock Safety expire this Saturday, pausing the department's use of the security firm's technology. Flock's automated cameras, which capture vehicle images and license plates on public roadways, have been used by police to help track down criminal suspects.
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