Flock sued over cameras allegedly used to retaliate against sheriff's critic

Tyler Murkerson is suing Flock, Coweta County and Sheriff Lenn Wood, alleging deputies ran his 2024 Toyota Camry through the ALPR network for 197 days in retaliation for his lawsuit against the sheriff. The suit seeks class-action status and deletion of unlawfully obtained records.

• Surveillance of the 2024 Camry spanned 197 days with five searches tied to the sheriff's office
• Audit logs list operators r.fau and w.fau, identified as Randall and William Faulkner
• Search reasons "info" and "37" match no investigation, the complaint says
• Flock has promised mandatory case codes and misuse detection by end of 2026