乔治亚州小企业主泰勒·默克森已向科维塔县警长办公室和Flock公司提起诉讼，指控他们利用自动车牌识别（ALPR）摄像头对其进行报复性监视1。诉讼声称警察部门在数月间进行了无正当理由且与任何具体案件调查无关的非法车牌追踪搜索1。
起诉书还指控Flock公司接受自由文本输入而非特定案号或调查号进行搜索，未建立防护措施以阻止警察进行非法监视1。默克森的遭遇始于2023年2月因涉嫌安全带违规被逮捕，该指控数月后遭撤销1。2024年9月，默克森针对该部门的过度执法提起诉讼1，案件最近已达成和解1。
A Georgia small business owner has filed legal action against Flock, an automatic license plate recognition (ALPR) technology company, and the Coveeta County Sheriff's Office, alleging they conducted retaliatory surveillance using ALPR cameras.1 The lawsuit contends that the sheriff's department conducted months of illegal license plate searches without proper justification and unrelated to any specific investigation.1 The complaint further charges that Flock accepted free-form text searches rather than requiring specific case or investigation numbers, thereby failing to implement safeguards that could have prevented unlawful surveillance.1
Tyler Merckerson, the plaintiff, was arrested in February 2023 on suspicion of a seatbelt violation, charges that were dismissed months later.1 In September 2024, Merckerson sued the sheriff's department for excessive enforcement in connection with that incident.1 The overenforcement case has recently reached a settlement.1
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