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FLOCK Watch

Tracking automated license-plate readers, data sharing, camera networks, and the misuse of mass-surveillance technology.

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REPORTING FOCUSData sharing

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FLOCK WATCH | SURVEILLANCE & ACCOUNTABILITY

Nearly Half of Bibb County Sheriff’s Flock Searches Had Recordkeeping Problems, Audit Finds

An independent forensic review of 3,663 Flock Safety searches found hundreds with no identifiable case number, widespread recordkeeping failures and high-volume bursts of plate lookups that auditors say warrant additional scrutiny.

By Ocmulgee Free Press StaffAugust 15th, 2026

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Nearly Half of Bibb County Sheriff’s Flock Searches Had Recordkeeping Problems, Audit Finds

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