On Thursday, Flock Safety Founder and CEO Garrett Langley took ownership of police abuse of Flock’s services and said “I’m sorry the system has failed you.“
Flock called out the situation involving myself and my wife, where we were surrounded by police who thought I performed grand theft auto with a $155k Range Rover due to the LA Sheriff’s department inputting a partial plate into the National Criminal Information Center database and being flagged by Flock cameras, in a press release. “A recent story described a wrongful traffic stop involving an auto journalist. The central point is simple: an alert is a lead, not a conclusion, which should be confirmed by an officer,” said in the release with the emphasis being theirs, not ours. While skirting responsibility and shifting it to the police Langley announced sweeping changes.
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