404 Media 正组织美国各地居民通过公开记录请求来监督执法部门对自动车牌识别技术的使用1。这一行动背景是，美国各地警察部门正从 Flock 的自动车牌识别相机逐步转向执法承包商 Axon 的同类产品1。
404 Media 此前的调查曾揭露警方将 Flock 数据用于移民执法和追踪自行流产妇女等敏感用途，引发广泛关注1。如今该媒体希望通过公众参与来追踪 Axon 相机在执法中的具体应用。404 Media 已从华盛顿州 Benton County Sheriff's Office 和 Ocean Shores Police Department、缅因州 Falmouth Police Department、格鲁吉亚州 Johns Creek Police Department、德克萨斯州 Pleasanton Police Department 以及明尼苏达州 Red Wing Police Department 等执法机构获得 Axon 活动报告1。
公众可请求的报告类型包括内部及网络 ALPR 活动报告、ALPR 数据共享报告和 ALPR Hotlist 管理审计报告1。数据请求范围为 2025 年 1 月 1 日至请求处理日期1。有关信息可联系 404 Media，邮箱为 [email protected]1。
404 Media is launching a public investigation into how local police departments across the United States are deploying automatic license plate recognition technology from enforcement contractor Axon.1 The initiative comes after 404 Media previously revealed that police were using similar cameras made by Flock to support immigration enforcement and track women who obtained abortions, raising concerns about surveillance overreach.1
To document Axon camera usage, 404 Media is organizing residents to submit public records requests to their local law enforcement agencies.1 The organization has already obtained activity reports from six departments: Benton County Sheriff's Office in Washington, Falmouth Police Department in Maine, Johns Creek Police Department in Georgia, Ocean Shores Police Department in Washington, Pleasanton Police Department in Texas, and Red Wing Police Department in Minnesota.1 Requesters can ask for four types of reports: internal ALPR activity reports, network ALPR activity reports, ALPR data sharing reports, and ALPR Hotlist management audit reports.1 Public records should cover the period from January 1, 2025, through the date of request processing.1 Those interested in participating can contact 404 Media at [email protected].1
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