Primary documents
- Flock Safety raised $47M to solve more crime and protect privacy
Document · 2020
Flock Safety
Flock's own announcement of its $47 million Series C in 2020, led by Meritech. Axon, the Taser and body-camera company, is listed among the returning investors.
- Flock Safety Raises $150M Series D Led by Andreessen Horowitz
Document · 2021
Flock Safety
Flock's announcement of its $150 million Series D in 2021, led by Andreessen Horowitz.
- Flock Safety Raises $150M Series E Led by Tiger Global
Document · 2022
Flock Safety
Flock's announcement of its $150 million Series E in 2022, led by Tiger Global, at a $3.5 billion valuation. Flock says total funding passed $380 million.
- Flock Safety Raises $275M in New Funding at $7.5B Valuation
Document · 2025
Flock Safety
Flock's March 2025 announcement of a $275 million raise at a $7.5 billion valuation, led by Andreessen Horowitz, with Founders Fund, Kleiner Perkins, Tiger Global and…
- Flock Safety Terms and Conditions
Document · 2026
Flock Safety
Flock's current terms and conditions. It says customers own their data but grants Flock a broad license to use it. Company terms.
- Flock Safety: Ensuring Local Compliance on Data Sharing
Document · 2025
Garrett Langley / Flock Safety
Flock's August 25, 2025 statement admitting limited pilot programs with Customs and Border Protection and Homeland Security Investigations, admitting some of its public statements were inaccurate,…
- Flock Safety: The public safety operating system
Document · 2018
Bedrock Capital
Bedrock Capital's 2018 announcement that it led Flock's $10 million Series A-1, with Founders Fund, Matrix, Initialized and Y Combinator taking part. This is the earliest…
- Flock Safety’s Response to Security Research Findings
Document · 2025
Flock Safety
Flock's November 2025 response to security researchers, acknowledging the vulnerabilities and saying exploitation would require physical access to a camera. This is the company's own assessment.
- Flock tracks your license plate. We tracked the $2M it spent on lobbying.
News Report · 2026
OpenSecrets
OpenSecrets tracked Flock's federal lobbying: about $1.4 million since it began in 2024, including $840,000 in 2025 and $430,000 in the first half of 2026, through…
- Flock’s Privacy-First Framework for Solving Crime
Document
Flock Safety
Garrett Langley's "privacy-first framework" post: officers can filter for a bumper sticker but not the type of sticker, and every search requires a reason. Company claims.
- Flock’s Statement on Network Sharing and Federal Cooperation
Document · 2025
Garrett Langley / Flock Safety
Flock CEO Garrett Langley's June 2025 statement on how the network is shared. He describes the opt-in National Lookup that lets other agencies search a department's…
- Florida police officer allegedly stalked woman’s travels using license plate readers
News Report · 2025
FOX 35 Orlando
FOX 35, February 2025: Brown was arrested on unauthorized-access and stalking charges after the woman's police report led to an audit showing 108 searches.
- Florida Woman Spent 13 Days in Jail After Flock Camera Data Led to Wrongful Arrest, Testifies Before Senate
News Report · 2026
Bridget Luckey
Law Commentary, September 2026: Isaacs testified before the U.S. Senate. Flock disputed that its technology caused her arrest, saying its data accurately showed her car away…
- Former Holiday Hills police chief charged with making nearly 300 unauthorized searches: court records
News Report · 2026
Chicago Sun-Times
Chicago Sun-Times, July 2026: former Holiday Hills chief and part-time Prairie Grove officer William Copp faces 12 felony counts of official misconduct, accused of 31 personal…
- Former Joliet police lieutenant charged with allegedly misusing Flock system
News Report · 2026
FOX 32 Chicago
FOX 32, October 2026: a Will County grand jury charged former Joliet lieutenant Jeremy Harrison, 50, with computer tampering and official misconduct after the city's inspector…
- Former Kansas police chief won’t face charges after using license plate reader to track ex-girlfriend
News Report · 2024
Michael Stavola
Wichita Eagle, August 2024: Nygaard was not criminally charged. The searches came out during an unrelated investigation, not through a Flock audit.
- Former Kechi police lieutenant convicted on stalking charges
News Report · 2023
KWCH 12 News
KWCH, 2023: former Kechi police lieutenant Victor Heiar pleaded guilty to stalking after using Wichita's Flock system to track his estranged wife.
- Former Milwaukee officer sentenced for illegal license plate searches
News Report · 2026
WISN 12 News
WISN, July 2026: Ayala pleaded guilty to attempted misconduct in public office and was sentenced to probation and a fine.
- Former Prairie Grove Officer Released From Jail In Official Misconduct Case
News Report · 2026
Patch
Patch, June 2026: court documents say former Holiday Hills police chief William Copp made about 246 uses of the Prairie Grove plate reader system plus dozens…
- Four Richmond County deputies arrested in Flock camera investigation as questions remain about oversight
News Report · 2026
WJBF News
WJBF, July 2026: three more Richmond County deputies were fired and charged in the expanding Flock investigation, which began with a routine audit.
- FreeForm Search — Flock Safety
Document
Flock Safety
Flock's FreeForm search page: type a plain-language description like "man in blue shirt and cowboy hat" and the system searches video feeds for matches. It searches…
- FTC Finalizes Orders with Cox Media Group and Two Other Firms Settling Charges They Deceived Customers About “Active Listening” Service
Government Record · 2026
Federal Trade Commission
The FTC finalized orders and $930,000 in relief concerning deceptive Active Listening marketing. It states the marketed service was not based on voice data.
- FTC Says Ring Employees Illegally Surveilled Customers, Failed to Stop Hackers Taking Control of Users’ Cameras
Government Record · 2023
Federal Trade Commission
FTC, May 2023: Ring agreed to pay $5.8 million to settle charges that it let employees spy on customers' private videos and failed to stop hackers.
- FTC Takes Action Against General Motors for Sharing Drivers’ Precise Location and Driving Behavior Data Without Consent
Government Record · 2025
Federal Trade Commission
FTC, January 2025: action against General Motors and OnStar for selling drivers' precise location and driving behavior, sometimes every 3 seconds, without proper consent. Proposed settlement.