Wisconsin Cops Tracked a Man Across State Lines With Flock Cameras to Arrest Him for Weed
Summary
The Gizmodo article reports Wisconsin police using a nationwide Flock license-plate reader network to track a resident across state lines and arrest him for marijuana possession, suggesting the action relied on surveillance as pretext. It highlights concerns about cross-state tracking and civil liberties, citing broader instances of ALPR misuse. The piece frames this as part of a pattern of surveillance practices that warrant scrutiny.