LAPD Drops Flock Safety Contract Over 32% False Stolen-Vehicle Alert Rate
Executive Briefing
- Reveals LAPD audit found 161 false stolen-vehicle alerts in two months, yielding a 32.3% error rate
- Identifies each false alert triggering high-risk stops involving backup, air support, and armed officers
- Highlights disproportionate danger for Black residents, who represent 19.5% of LAPD killings but only 9% of the population
- Confirms LAPD chief information officer cited unresolved data privacy and civil liberties concerns as reasons for non-renewal
- Notes a Minnesota driver was recently swarmed by armed police after Flock cameras erroneously flagged his car as stolen
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