Atlanta Police Launch Audit Following Flock System Arrests
The Atlanta Police Department has initiated a proactive audit in response to recent arrests made in Georgia involving Flock systems.
Atlanta, GA, August 11, 2026 —
The Atlanta Police Department has announced the commencement of a proactive audit. This review is being conducted in direct response to recent arrests made within the state of Georgia that involved Flock systems. The specific details surrounding the arrests and their connection to Flock systems were not immediately available.
Flock systems, often referring to automated license plate reader (ALPR) technology provided by Flock Group Inc., are used by law enforcement agencies to monitor vehicle movements. These systems capture images of license plates and store data that can be used for investigative purposes.
The Atlanta Police Department’s decision to conduct an audit suggests a move to review the department’s use of or interaction with such technology, particularly in light of the recent arrests. The scope and duration of the audit were not specified at the time of this report. Further information regarding the findings of the audit is anticipated.
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