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"Flock cameras in Pender County, North Carolina, alerted the sheriff's office, which located the vehicle." wtvr.com/news/local-news/tri…

Flock Camera Alert Help #Wauwatosa Police Catch Accused Child Rapist: A Flock license plate camera alert led Wauwatosa police to a suspect now charged with repeatedly sexually assaulting a child, the department announced Thursday. Officers had taken a report of a child sexual assault. While investigators worked the case, the suspect’s vehicle triggered a Flock alert, which helped officers locate it and arrest the suspect, the department said in a Facebook post. The suspect was charged with repeated first-degree sexual assault of a child. “When someone is wanted in connection with a serious crime, locating them matters,” the department wrote.

Two charged with 27 burglaries in Altoona with aid of Flock cameras desmoinesregister.com/story/…

A Virginia mom credits Flock cameras for saving her two sons after her SUV was stolen with them inside, even as Richmond debates the technology's future.

"Flock cameras helped investigators locate the kidnapped 12-year-old Woodruff girl."

Couple allegedly abducted, raped girl, 12, who was found 'shaking' and begging for her 'mama' trib.al/7yl4Xcg

Manteca police credited Flock cameras for their quick apprehension of the suspect in a shooting that left a man in critical condition. fox40.com/news/local-news/st…

NEW: Police in Bakersfield, CA, say that Flock cameras helped them arrest two alleged pedophiles. One of the suspects is accused of kidnapping and raping an 11-year-old girl. The other allegedly met with a 16-year-old girl. Detective Bijan Gharib of the Bakersfield Police Department said that "without the Flock camera system and the hit it provided, we wouldn’t have the information we had about the vehicle, and it wouldn't have led to the positive ID of the suspect."

"Brandon Britten drove about 11 hours from Independence County, Arkansas, to Spartanburg County, South Carolina, where he allegedly abducted the victim Sept. 8. Investigators used Flock cameras to track his car back to Arkansas and to identify the suspects."

"Rhode Island State Police said they were alerted by Massachusetts State Police about a vehicle connected to the incident, which was later caught on a Flock camera on I-95 in Providence."

"From the minute she was reported missing or last seen, I think it was less than 24 hours before she was found... Without that Flock camera image and without finding her that quick, this, I think it could have turned into something much worse."

Bakersfield police say license plate-reading cameras helped them make arrests in two cases this month, including one in which a suspect allegedly met with a 16-year-old girl and another involving the alleged kidnapping and rape of an 11-year-old girl. bit.ly/3VmNWy5

"Flock cameras in the area were used to identify the car in which Eze fled the scene."

Man charged with capital murder after 5-year-old shot and killed in northwest Harris Co., HCSO says abc13.com/post/5-year-old-ki…

An arrest has been made in connection with the tragic shooting death of 5-year-old Zah’Layah Walter, who was killed during a roadway shooting incident. Our hearts remain with Zah’Layah’s family and loved ones during this incredibly difficult time. I’m grateful to our detectives and everyone who worked tirelessly around the clock to bring this case to a swift resolution. Automated License Plate Reader (ALPR) technology also played an important role in this investigation, helping our detectives quickly develop critical information. Additional details regarding the arrest and investigation will be released shortly. #HouNews

"BPD said Flock cameras were instrumental in helping identify the suspect’s vehicle once in Bakersfield."

Mt. Juliet police arrest man wanted for child abuse with help from LPR system wkrn.com/news/local-news/mt-…

A man wanted for Felony Child Abuse and other offenses was apprehended this morning after another #MJGuardianShield alert helped our officers locate him in Mt. Juliet. Rutherford County authorities issued warrants for the man’s arrest six days ago for Felony Child Abuse, Domestic Assault, and two counts of Harassment. This morning, as a vehicle associated with the wanted man entered Mt. Juliet from I-40 onto Golden Bear Gateway, a license plate reader alerted our officers to the associated/hot-listed license plate of the wanted person. Officers immediately responded and began searching the area, but the vehicle was not initially located. A second license plate reader near Lebanon Road and Nonaville Road alerted officers that the vehicle was still moving through the community. Later, an off-duty officer spotted the wanted man parked in the Watersedge neighborhood. On-duty officers quickly responded and took the 44-year-old Murfreesboro man into custody without incident. Officers also discovered he was driving on an indefinitely revoked driver license. Behind warrants involving crimes such as child abuse and domestic assault are victims and families who deserve accountability, protection, and the reassurance that those accused of harming others will be actively sought and brought before the courts. Criminal activity does not stop at city limits. Someone wanted for a serious crime in one community can be in another within minutes. That is exactly why proactive policing, responsible use of technology guided by strict policy, and strong partnerships across jurisdictional lines matter. Our officers remain focused on making Mt. Juliet a difficult place for those committing crimes to operate, hide, or simply pass through. These results continue to reinforce what our data consistently shows. During the first six months of 2026, Mt. Juliet officers apprehended 342 wanted individuals, with 88% being non-residents of our city. In 2025, Mt. Juliet recorded its lowest crime rate in modern reporting history. You can learn more here: mjpdnews.org/2026/09/01/mt-j… Keeping Mt. Juliet one of Tennessee’s safest cities takes a committed team, strong partnerships, proactive police work, responsible technology, and the continued support of a community that values public safety. For information about the safeguards, laws, policies, and privacy protections governing how Mt. Juliet’s license plate readers are used to protect our community, visit: mtjuliet-tn.gov/1561/Guardia…

Santa Barbara County Jury Convicts Kevin Medrano of First-Degree Murder in 2023 Santa Maria Shooting edhat.com/news/kevin-medrano…

"Flock safety cameras were instrumental in helping to identify the suspect vehicle, leading to the identification and arrest of the suspect."