俄亥俄州Clermont County县陪审团拒绝对Cody Morelock提起诉讼，该男子因被控于2024年6月13日在Union Township销毁一台Flock自动车牌识别摄像头而遭起诉1。警方估计摄像头损失超过1000美元1。Morelock此前被设定10000美元保释金1，随着陪审团的不起诉决定，相关指控已被撤销1。
这一决定反映了全美对Flock摄像头的日益高涨的反对浪潮。根据正义研究所的数据，截至8月12日，执法部门滥用该技术追踪他人的案件已超过100起1。明尼苏达州Winona市警方报告称，该市8个车牌识别摄像头遭切割并被盗走1。对于Flock的改革措施，Electronic Frontier Foundation等批评人士认为这些举措主要是"装饰性的"，并主张搜索车牌识别数据时应要求出示搜查令1。
A Clermont County grand jury in Ohio has declined to indict Cody Morelock, who was accused of destroying an automatic license plate recognition camera operated by Flock in Union Township on June 13, 2024.1 The decision resulted in the dismissal of charges against Morelock, who had been held on a $10,000 bond.1 Law enforcement had estimated the damage to the camera at more than $1,000.1
The case reflects intensifying national opposition to Flock's surveillance technology. According to the Institute for Justice, law enforcement misuse of the technology has been documented in over 100 cases as of August 12, 2024.1 In Winona, Minnesota, eight license plate recognition cameras were cut down and stolen, according to police reports.1 Critics, including the Electronic Frontier Foundation, have argued that Flock's reform measures are largely cosmetic and have called for requiring search warrants when accessing license plate recognition data.1
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