Testimony at the hearing included a woman who spent 13 days in jail after Flock data falsely linked her to a fatal crash and a cybersecurity researcher who found Flock accounts for sale by Russian dark web vendors due to a lack of multi-factor authentication. Prosecutors have also charged five Indianapolis police officers with misusing the tech to stalk partners, alleging one officer searched over 1,000 plates to engineer encounters. An Arizona sheriff has similarly ended his county's contract with the firm, citing risks to Fourth Amendment privacy rights.
