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Flock Cameras Solve Crime, But County Ends Contract | Mesa News
A hit-and-run that left an 11-year-old boy critically injured was solved in record time thanks to Flock’s automated license plate readers — leading to the arrest of a 46-year-old man on multiple charges. But despite the tech’s success, Pinal County is ending its contract with Flock over deep privacy concerns, fearing it enables invasive tracking of daily movements. The boy, now recovering from broken bones and a concussion, has a community rallying around him — including a GoFundMe and local pizza fundraiser. The cameras will stay active until September 28, as officials weigh law enforcement…
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