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San Francisco is getting safer.
Since 2023, major crime has fallen 44%.
That takes first responders, community leaders, and so many others doing the work every day. Flock is proud to support them.
Crime is not inevitable.
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Flock Camera Helped Solve Senseless Milwaukee Murder of Beloved Letter Carrier; Killer Sentenced
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Detroit cop details FaceTime call with kidnapped boys in Ohio cornfield freep.com/story/news/crime/2…
"No family should have to endure this kind of pain. I am, however, grateful to the men and women of the Little Rock Police Department for their swift response to secure the scene and detain individuals in connection with this devastating incident," said Mayor Frank Scott Jr.
Police say they used Flock to locate the two cars that fled from the scene following the shooting. katv.com/news/local/lrpd-res…
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Great news: Violent crime is down in Milwaukee. Homicides are down more than 20%. cbs58.com/news/violent-crime…
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FLOCK LEADS | A Flock license plate reader alert helped deputies find a stolen truck tied to an Okeechobee County homicide investigation, leading to the victim’s grandson’s arrest after a pursuit in Sebastian, authorities said.
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"The Flock system alerted Indian River County deputies about 4 a.m. Thursday the stolen pickup was traveling nearby."
Okeechobee man suspected of killing veteran grandfather captured in Indian River County, read more here veronews.com/2026/10/15/okee… #VeroNews
"During the investigation, detectives utilized Flock license plate reader technology to identify a vehicle connected to the homicide."
Title: Homicide Investigation -1500 Preston Lake Drive
Date: (Update #2) Oct. 15, 2026
The Gwinnett County Police Department has arrested a suspect in connection with the homicide that occurred on October 11 on Preston Lake Drive in Tucker.
The suspect has been identified as 19-year-old Yostin Valentin Lopez Gomez. He has been charged with Malice Murder, Felony Murder and Aggravated Assault.
During the investigation, detectives utilized Flock license plate reader technology to identify a vehicle connected to the homicide. Detectives tracked the vehicle to the Augusta area, where it was located and stopped with the assistance of the Richmond County Sheriff's Office.
Through further investigation, detectives identified Lopez Gomez as a suspect. With the assistance of the Columbia County Sheriff's Office, he was taken into custody.
Detectives believe the parties involved knew each other and that the shooting stemmed from a previous dispute that may have been drug-related.
The Gwinnett County Police Department would like to thank the Richmond County Sheriff's Office and Columbia County Sheriff's Office for their assistance in locating and apprehending the suspect.
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Valdosta Police arrested a man charged with the sexual abuse of a minor and burglary, using Flock footage to locate the suspect.
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A 19-year-old suspect in a Gwinnett County murder investigation was found at a Columbia County home where he had been staying while working in Augusta. Authorities said Flock cameras helped track a vehicle connected to the case.
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A Chicago-area high school employee is facing a federal charge after investigators say he traveled from Illinois to Livonia to meet someone he believed was a 15-year-old boy.
Authorities allege Christopher Thomas Mertens continued sexually explicit conversations after being told the person was 15 and later made plans to meet at Beverly Park in Livonia on Columbus Day.
Investigators say Flock cameras were used to track his vehicle eastbound from the Chicago area through Indiana before he arrived at the designated meeting location at Beverly Park.
Mertens now faces a federal charge of Travel with Intent to Engage in Illicit Sexual Conduct, an offense carrying a maximum penalty of 30 years in federal prison.
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The lead investigator works as part of the Livonia Undercover Resistance to Exploitation Unit which focuses on child predators. The undercover "Caleb" used an AI-generated image of a teen boy. fox2detroit.com/news/illinoi…
"23-year-old Manuel Hernandez was arrested by Crowley Police on October 12 after police say he stole a car with a six-year-old child inside of it... Hernandez was located using Flock cameras."
Police identified the suspect accused of stealing a vehicle occupied by a young child in Crowley on Monday from designer sunglasses in his possession from the vehicle, according to an arrest affidavit. fox4news.com/news/crowley-ch…
A car was stolen from a Crowley Walmart with a young child still inside, but police quickly tracked it down. Officers used cameras to follow the vehicle into Fort Worth and found the 6-year-old unharmed before taking a suspect into custody.
How do you feel about the use of Flock cameras in cases like this?
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Police in Crowley arrested a child kidnapping suspect on Monday with help from the Fort Worth Police Department and the Flock camera system. fox4news.com/news/crowley-po…
"Crowley Police Department responded to a reported vehicle theft at the Walmart Fuel Center, located at 1301 E. FM 1187, involving a vehicle occupied by a 6-year-old child... The child was found unharmed and safely reunited with his family."
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Crowley Texas Police Department
*PRESS RELEASE*
CROWLEY, Texas – On October 12, 2026, at approximately 9:41 a.m., the Crowley Police Department responded to a reported vehicle theft at the Walmart Fuel Center, located at 1301 E. FM 1187, involving a vehicle occupied by a 6-year-old child.
Officers immediately utilized the Flock Safety camera system to track the vehicle as it traveled north into Fort Worth. With assistance from the Fort Worth Police Department, the vehicle was located in the 1200 block of W. Spurgeon Street. The child was found unharmed and safely reunited with his family.
The suspect fled the area on foot but was subsequently located and taken into custody without incident near La Gran Plaza in Fort Worth. The coordinated response included assistance from the Fort Worth Police Department and Air One, along with the Tarrant County Sheriff's Office K9 Division and Tarrant County Crime Scene.
The suspect, Manuel Hernandez, age 23, of Haltom City, was charged with Kidnapping, Theft $2,500<$30K, Unauthorized Use of Motor Vehicle, and Possession of a Controlled Substance PG2 <1G, and is currently in custody at the Crowley Police Department.
This was an isolated incident, and there is no ongoing threat to the public.
The investigation remains active and involves a juvenile. To protect the integrity of the investigation and the privacy of those involved, we will not provide additional information or media interviews at this time.
The Crowley Police Department extends its appreciation to the Fort Worth Police Department and the Tarrant County Sheriff's Office for their prompt assistance and coordinated efforts, which contributed to the child's safe return and the peaceful resolution of this incident.
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"Police used Flock Safety license-plate readers to locate the red Ford Fusion Herrera was allegedly driving in Liberty County."
Jealous ex-boyfriend ambushes mom of 2 and dad in home driveway after couple drops 4-year-old son off at school, police say ift.tt/SmE489c
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A woman was found dead before dawn near Temple TX. By that evening, her suspected killer was in handcuffs, run down by everything from bloodhounds to drones.
Cops are called to a home and find her there. Texas Rangers take the case, quickly name a suspect and put out word on his car. Shortly after, a Flock license plate camera catches his car driving by and alerts police within seconds. With his exact location in hand, officers can head straight for him, sparing other drivers from traffic stops and other people from suspicion.
Officers race to the spot, where he trades gunfire with them, then runs for the woods.
A DPS pilot circles overhead and keeps him in sight, drones keep eye on him through the treetops. Down in the brush, riders on horseback follow tracking dogs working his scent until they catch him.
Police tools, from dogs to horses to drones to ALPRs, help police catch dangerous people faster while leaving law-abiding citizens alone. That’s good for public safety and for civil liberties.
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Kern County deputies used Flock cameras to track and arrest a 38-year-old man after witnesses reported he allegedly kidnapped a woman in Bakersfield early Thursday morning. The victim was later found uninjured. bit.ly/3VBnCR8























