Boulder Residents Sue Police Department over Flock Camera Surveillance

Boulder residents sue police, alleging Flock cameras enable ‘mass surveillance’

Two Boulder residents filed a class action lawsuit challenging the Boulder Police Department’s use of Flock automatic license plate reader cameras on May 27, alleging they amount to “mass, suspicionless, warrantless surveillance.” One of the plaintiffs named in the suit is Will Freeman, a Boulder resident and founder of DeFlock, a website dedicated to advocating against the use of AI-powered cameras. Automatic license plate reader cameras record…

Boulder residents sue police department over Flock camera surveillance

A first-of-its-kind lawsuit in Colorado accuses the Boulder Police Department of illegal mass surveillance through Flock Safety cameras.The class-action suit alleges Chief Stephen Redfearn deployed 31 license plate reader (LPR) cameras across the city with no privacy safeguards in place. WATCH: Denver7's Claire Lavezorrio speaks with one of the Boulder residents behind the suit and the civil rights lawyer taking up the case Boulder residents sue…

New lawsuit alleges Boulder police are illegally monitoring people using Flock cameras

Flock said their cameras have been upheld in court as constitutional and added they take data security and transparency seriously.

2 Boulder residents sue over city’s use of Flock cameras, citing widespread privacy violations

The lawsuit is asking a judge to block the police’s use of its 31 cameras and require the city to release records of the data collected

Boulder police use Flock cameras as ‘dragnet’ illegally surveilling people, lawsuit alleges

The Boulder Police Department uses its fleet of Flock cameras to illegally surveil people without any probable cause, a proposed class-action lawsuit filed Thursday morning alleges.

Boulder police use Flock cameras as ‘dragnet’ to illegally surveil people, lawsuit alleges

The Boulder Police Department uses its fleet of Flock cameras to illegally surveil people without any probable cause, a proposed class-action lawsuit filed Thursday morning alleges.