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Ark investigation: Follow-up audit finds far broader access to Tiburon license-plate data
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Ark investigation: Follow-up audit finds far broader access to Tiburon license-plate data
A NEW AUDIT by The Ark has found 41 California law-enforcement agencies conducted 16,029 potentially illegal searches of Tiburon’s automated license-plate logs from July through December — 18 more agencies than the Police Department disclosed after its own audit of the same period. The department’s keywords would have missed nearly 97% of searches. The findings come as its vendor, Atlanta-based Flock Safety, has implemented system updates that e…
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