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Flock Safety CEO Garrett Langley issues a public apology after revelations that law enforcement misused the company’s license plate reader data in at least 46 cases, including stalking women. While defending the technology’s role in exposing police abuse, Flock is rolling out major reforms: slashing default data retention from 30 to 7 days, requiring case codes for all searches (except emergencies), and letting customers restrict what agencies can search for. The ACLU welcomes shorter retention but awaits real-world testing of “Evidence Mode.” Langley warns abusers they’ll be caught—and calls for criminal charges, not just firing, to hold officers accountable.

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