Flock Worker Calls Police on Investigator Filming Camera Installation in Milton
In Milton, Georgia, a Flock worker installing a new camera called police on Atlanta News First Chief Investigator Brendan Keefe, who was filming the installation process from a public street. The incident occurred as the company faces increasing criticism over…
Atlanta, GA, September 8, 2026 — In Milton, Georgia, an incident occurred on a public street when a worker for the company Flock, identified as installing a new camera system, contacted local law enforcement. The worker reportedly called the police on Brendan Keefe, Chief Investigator for Atlanta News First. Keefe was present and filming the camera installation process from the public street at the time of the incident.
The interaction between the Flock worker and the news investigator comes at a time when the company, known for its AI-powered surveillance cameras, is facing heightened scrutiny regarding its privacy practices and the technology it deploys. Details regarding the specific nature of the police interaction or any subsequent actions were not immediately available. The location of the incident was Milton, Georgia.
Flock’s technology, which often involves mounting cameras in neighborhoods and on public streets, has drawn criticism from various groups concerned about data privacy and potential misuse of surveillance information. The company maintains its technology is designed to enhance public safety and assist law enforcement. The specific details surrounding the call to police, including the reasons cited by the Flock worker and the response from law enforcement, have not been fully disclosed. Brendan Keefe’s role as Chief Investigator for Atlanta News First suggests his presence was in relation to his journalistic duties, potentially covering the ongoing discussions or public sentiment around Flock’s operations.
Story summarized from the original created by Emily Featherston, Brendan Keefe on www.atlantanewsfirst.com, see more information here.
