FISHERS — Automated license plate readers are becoming increasingly common across Hamilton County and other Indiana cities, helping police solve crimes while sparking debate about privacy and oversight.
The cameras, known as Flock cameras, don’t monitor driving behavior or speed. Instead, they capture and store every license plate number that passes by, creating a digital trail that law enforcement can access only after crimes occur.
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“It’s really just helping our solvability with cases, and helps us get leads. Sometimes, it may not work out, but it’s just one extra tool we have,” said Sgt. Angela Ellison with Fishers Police…