Aurora police address Flock concerns at schools after 4 students arrested

DENVER (KDVR) — Aurora Police responded to people’s concerns over Flock cameras outside high schools, stating in a social media post that the cameras helped catch four suspects in a stolen vehicle case.

The post, made just after 3 p.m. on Thursday, directly addressed questions about why Flock cameras are in the parking lots at various Aurora high schools, citing the incident, which stemmed from Tuesday morning at 4.

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Officers responded to a reported carjacking, and the victim’s son reported to officers that a suspect had displayed a handgun and threatened the victim before stealing their Honda.

“The vehicle’s information was immediately entered into our system as stolen. Fast‑forward to Wednesday morning,” the post stated…

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