MA Considers Surveillance Tech Amid Flock Rules

Residents and officials in New Bedford learned that police had used Flock Safety license plate cameras for two years without public notice or safeguards, which led to abuses such as officers tracking former partners' records. In response, the city council proposed legislation requiring warrants for searches and temporarily banning such cameras until proper regulations are established. Similar concerns over privacy and misuse have prompted other Massachusetts communities to pause or switch vendors, as law enforcement agencies grapple with establishing consistent policies and safeguards for surveillance technology.

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