Florida county won't investigate mystery owners of unpermitted Flock cameras
St. Lucie County, Florida, found 12 unpermitted Flock cameras; five were claimed by city police and the rest vanished. Officials say they won't investigate who owned the remaining seven, and Flock refuses to disclose its customers, citing contract confidentiality.
- Of 12 unpermitted Flock cameras, five were claimed by police and seven disappeared
- Port St. Lucie's Flock contract grew from $22,000 to $470,000 over three years
- Flock says it knows the owners but won't share agency or deployment details
- A researcher mapped 214,073 Flock devices versus the 120,000 the company cited
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