Cities across the U.S. are dropping Flock cameras for Axon systems, with Colorado emerging as a hotspot for the switch.

Axon is gaining new automated license plate reader business from U.S. cities as local governments reconsider their ...

ALPR camera vandalism in 36 states is pushing Axon to redesign hardware to blend in — raising questions about surveillance, ...

Abington Township is trying to exit its Flock Safety agreement early for breach of contract over data leaks, Police Chief Patrick Molloy said at a recent meeting, as officials implement a new ...

Englewood City Council unanimously voted to terminate the city’s contract with Flock for automatic license plate reader (ALPR ...

Axon, like Flock, is in the business of surveillance, with ALPRs, body cameras, and other surveillance tools that it markets ...

Bernalillo County will switch license plate reader systems as Sheriff John Allen says he wants tighter control over who can ...

Axon is currently exploring design changes to its Automatic License Plate Readers (ALPRs) to avoid becoming the next target ...

The Bernalillo County Sheriff’s Office is expanding its partnership with Axon after cutting its ties with Flock for its ...

Flock Safety offered to sell five years of speed and traffic data to the City of Sheboygan. The city's mayor says Flock never ...

Police departments across Wisconsin are covering up cameras and canceling contracts as the backlash against Flock Safety ...

As local leaders embrace expanded automated surveillance, legal experts question the data retention policies and privacy ...