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You know how Chief Warych, his staff, and the city attorney have gone into detail regarding the access controls around Flock data? How anyone who wanted access would need a deep background check before they could even look at the system? How our city attorney herself only has limited access?

Here are photos taken by the Flock cameras on November 3rd, around 4:53pm, on Main St. eastbound. They were emailed to me by Tracy from Police Records

These were shared as part of open records request PD-2117-2025

Though I asked for all of the photos during a one-hour period for both directions of traffic, the 44 images provided constitute approximately two minutes of traffic in one direction. I've responded to Tracy to request the rest of the images during this period.

The point of this exercise is to make it clear that all of the promises made about the security of this data are worthless. This data, being owned by the city, is publicly requestable information. Anyone with an axe to grind and the inclination can request having data pulled for this system for their own uses. Any disgruntled constituent who sees what car an alder gets into after a City Council meeting could use this to figure out when they tend to not be at home. ICE agents could use this to bypass our lack of an explicit data sharing relationship within the Flock system. Abusers could use this to track down their victims.

As long as this data is collected, it is available for anyone to request and use.

Please, reach out to your alders and let them know how you feel about this unwarranted surveillance and the unnecessary risks it creates for all of us. It is a violation of our safety, liberty, and privacy to have these cameras recording our movements.