In nearby San Francisco, an audit of the police department has revealed some information about the use of Flock cameras. These cameras are part of an Automated License Plate Reader network. The audit shows that the network has been accessed on behalf of agencies outside of California and federal agencies.
Further details about the audit and its findings are available from the source, FOX 11 Los Angeles, for those interested in learning more about the use of Flock cameras in San Francisco.
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