Statewide Surveillance or Public Safety? Missouri Flock Cameras, Norfolk Appeal, and the Fight Over Warrantless Vehicle Tracking Systems
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Statewide Surveillance or Public Safety? Missouri Flock Cameras, Norfolk Appeal, and the Fight Over Warrantless Vehicle Tracking Systems
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Today on Civic Outlaws, Samuel Trapp breaks down the controversial Flock camera surveillance system through the lens of the Schmidt v. Norfolk case now on appeal. From Supreme Court precedent in Carpenter to the broader implications of statewide ALPR networks, the discussion shifts to Missouri’s own Department of Public Safety funding programs and what they may be building behind the scenes. With real-world examples, including the Camden County controversy, this episode launches a transparency campaign aimed at uncovering who controls these systems, where they are located, and how they are used.
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