Federal Jury Finds Texas County Liable in Surveillance-Linked Traffic Stop Case

Federal jury finds Bexar County Sheriff's Flock surveillance-powered traffic stops unconstitutional

A jury in San Antonio federal court on Monday found Bexar County liable for running an unconstitutional traffic stop operation that harnessed mass surveillance to target drivers with a pipeline of pretext traffic stops and unconstitutional searches. According to documents shared by the civil rights attorneys representing the plaintiff, records show that the Bexar County […]

Federal jury finds Texas county liable in surveillance-linked traffic stop case

The verdict centered on evidence that the stated traffic violation did not occur and that the stop resulted from a county policy or custom

Houston-area man wins Fourth Amendment case against Bexar sheriff

The case included controversial roadside surveillance cameras.

Houston area man wins Fourth Amendment case against Bexar sheriff

The case included controversial roadside surveillance cameras.

Bexar County's License Plate Reader Surveillance Scheme Struck Down by Federal Jury

Automatic license plate readers were used to flag suspicious vehicles.

Federal Jury Strikes Down Texas Sheriff’s Surveillance-Driven Traffic Stop Program

SAN ANTONIO—Today, a jury in federal court found Bexar County liable for running an unconstitutional traffic stop scheme that turned mass surveillance of American drivers […]