Police departments are resorting to unplugging or removing the cameras themselves when Flock ignores requests to take down the surveillance equipment.
Read MoreThe Bugatti's keys had been left inside, and thief drove the Chiron from Croatia to Austria, crossing through Slovenia in the process, before being apprehended.
Read MoreUnable to take the cameras down themselves, some cities that have cancelled their Flock contracts are resorting to covering the cameras up.
Read MoreA stolen Hyundai Tucson turned an already difficult time into a family's worst nightmare, highlighting a troubling side of a U.S. vehicle theft problem.
Read MoreBuilding data centers requires lots of human workers, but with nowhere for them to live, some companies are turning to barges aimed at migrant detention.
Read MorePolice chases make excellent scenes in movies, but the longest cop chase ever, which lasted for 16 hours, might have been less entertaining and more terrifying.
Read MoreThe cars are being kept from the public for a good reason, but RCMP officials want to recoup the cost of the vehicles when they're no longer in use.
Read MoreThe text thread also contained racial slurs "related to use of force and discharging firearms at Black residents."
Read MoreGetting towed is never a pleasant experience, whether you're at fault or not. But catching the tow truck in time might just save you if local laws allow.
Read MoreDifferent cities are tackling street takeovers in different ways, but this solution from Stockton officials has backfired pretty spectacularly.
Read MoreThe bumps have already been installed in 22 intersections, with 23 more on the way, and officials say that the deterrents are working.
Read MoreAs if gas prices weren't high enough already, the owner of three New Jersey gas stations was caught advertising different prices than he was charging.
Read MoreIs there a future without these cameras anywhere? It might be a far-distant dream, but maybe it's not impossible.
Read MoreWhether it's with a parking boot or a windshield barnacle, there's a limit on who can immobilize your car, even if you've broken a few parking rules.
Read MoreThe website may be down, but the internet is forever, and the Internet Archive has preserved the original site.
Read MoreIf you think things are bad now, wait until you hear how close Flock came to to integrating hundreds of thousands of Uber and Lyft cars into its network.
Read MoreFlorida Highway Patrol mixed up Lindsay Isaacs’ car with another, and arrested her on vehicular homicide charges, among eight felonies she hadn't committed.
Read MoreThe man who placed the tracker was sentenced to one year's probation, and somewhat ironically will have to wear a GPS monitoring device for the next 90 days.
Read MoreWhile at least 22 states and Washington DC still use red light cameras, at least 15 states explicitly block or heavily restrict remote traffic monitoring.
Read MoreAdding irreverence and unprofessionalism to the surveillance state, police are using nonsensical search terms while they're tracking your movement in public.
Read MoreThe irony of being opposed to being filmed while maintaining and upgrading a system of mass surveillance was apparently lost on the Flock worker.
Read MoreFlock is one of the biggest providers of license plate readers nationwide, but many other companies are providing the same warrantless tracking services.
Read MoreCommon tracking and remote-access vehicle systems designed to improve safety can be easily misused, sometimes in pretty scary and dangerous ways.
Read MoreWith a vast network of cameras capturing photo and video every second of every day, Flock is taking a staggering number of photos every month.
Read MoreThanks to Flock cameras, a Georgia student now has to fight an insurance citation, despite presenting valid insurance to officers when she was pulled over.
Read MoreA little privacy infringement along with your trash collection, what's not to love?
Read MoreThis brazen vigilante was already facing nine felonies, including larceny, criminal damage to property, and tampering with evidence.
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