Columbus Police Highlight Flock Vehicle Follow Technology Successes Amid Growing Scrutiny

Columbus police are emphasizing the success of Flock license plate reader technology in solving crimes and locating missing persons while downplaying over 15,000 suspected immigration-related searches revealed in an audit. Mayor Andrew Ginther ordered a halt to data sharing following concerns that some searches involved immigration enforcement agencies, despite police stating these instances were infrequent. The police report highlighted recent case successes, such as identifying a homicide suspect and rescuing a kidnapped child, and indicated that recent policy changes have reduced risks of misuse. Federal agencies, including Homeland Security Investigations and Customs and Border Patrol, conducted thousands of searches, but officials assert there is no evidence linking Flock data to deportations.

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