Redmond and Lynnwood shut off Flock cameras as privacy concerns rise

Police departments in Redmond and Lynnwood have temporarily shut down their Flock license plate reader systems following growing public concerns about privacy and system access, according to city officials.

Redmond’s City Council voted unanimously Monday to turn off its Automated License Plate Reader (ALPR) cameras after learning that U.S. Border Patrol improperly accessed Auburn’s Flock system last month.

Redmond officials emphasized that the pause is not tied to misconduct inside the department but to address community unease surrounding the technology…

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