ACLU Files Lawsuit over ALPR Cameras & Tech, Citing Privacy Concerns

Activists Sue City to Block Flock

A coalition of refugee and civil liberties advocates this week sued the city of San Diego seeking to shut down the city’s network of Flock police surveillance cameras. In a […]

ACLU asks court to compel San Diego to do away with Flock cameras, stored data

The plaintiffs argue that the high density of cameras throughout the city of San Diego violates the right to privacy in the California constitution.

Local ACLU chapter sues city, SDPD, to stop using license plate reader cameras

The ACLU San Diego and Imperial Counties chapter and PANA filed a lawsuit to challenge the use of automated license plate readers in San Diego following a city council decision to maintain a $2 million contract for the technology.

ACLU sues city of San Diego and SDPD over automated license plate readers

A lawsuit was filed this week against the city of San Diego and the San Diego Police Department that seeks to halt the city's use of automated license plate...

Local ACLU Foundation sues city of San Diego, police department over use of Flock cameras

The local ACLU said the automated license plate readers violate constitutional privacy rights.

ACLU files lawsuit over ALPR cameras & tech, citing privacy concerns

The ACLU Foundation of San Diego and Imperial Counties is suing the City of San Diego and the San Diego Police Department over its automated license plate readers (ALPRs).