Federal judge rules that Flock camera search by police requires a search warrant | Eastern NC Now

The mass surveillance Flock camera system hit a roadblock when it ran into a federal judge in Oklahoma determined to uphold the 4th amendment rights of citizens against unlawful search and seizure.  The judge ruled that law enforcement search of a vehicle's location over a month period using Flock requires a search warrant.  Since the officer involved did not get one. all the evidence obtained from the search was thrown out destroying the prosecutor's case.

Federal District Court Judge Sara Hill described the Flock system in her order as "indescriminate mass surveillance".  Hill asked "why is it the government's business where everyone goes all the time?"

https://redstate.com/smoosieq/2026/10/05/flock-around-and-find-out-judge-torches-mass-surveillance-in-91-pound-meth-bust-n2207774