Uploaded September 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Flock cameras are spreading across communities as law enforcement touts their value in solving crimes and finding missing people. But officials and privacy advocates are raising concerns about surveillance, data use and constitutional rights, prompting some Tampa Bay communities to remove or restrict the technology.
GUESTS:
Zach Schira, DeFlock St. Pete
Lisa Femia, staff attorney with the Electronic Frontier Foundation
Flock cameras are spreading across communities as law enforcement touts their value in solving crimes and finding missing people. But officials and privacy advocates are raising concerns about surveillance, data use and constitutional rights, prompting some Tampa Bay communities to remove or restrict the technology.
GUESTS:
Zach Schira, DeFlock St. Pete
Lisa Femia, staff attorney with the Electronic Frontier Foundation










