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One Less Flock Camera, a Whole Lot More Questions

  By Rena Borden - El Dorado, AR Protect and Harass On Monday, November 2nd, I woke up to a message informing me that a Flock camera had been installed in my neighborhood. My son was sick that day, so I hadn't been out that morning. After lunch, I decided to go outside and take a look for myself. When I did, I noticed duct tape covering the lens, the battery pack was missing, and it was, in fact, a real Flock camera . There were QR codes on both the solar panel and the camera. One led to a phone number that didn't work, the other directed me to a link indicating that the camera was not registered to an entity. Given my history with the local police department, I decided to wait until my husband got home that evening before reporting it. In the meantime, I went around to businesses in the area, asking whether anyone had seen or heard anything about a Flock camera being placed at the corner of our neighborhood. I assumed one of the businesses would contact the police department, ...
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Pulaski County Prosecuting Attorney's Office caught in a lie about violation of law concerning AFOI response

Retired LRPD cop Casey Clark was hired by the PA's Office in June 2025 On October 26, 2026, we made an Arkansas Freedom of Information Act request to the Pulaski County Prosecuting Attorney's Office. We made the same request to the Little Rock Police Department. LRPD provided a response on November 3rd. We sent an email back to the PA's office this morning about our October 26th AFOIA request. We received this response to our demand for the requested public records. The AFOIA gives extra time if an opinion is requested from the Arkansas Attorney General about a records request. The is no extension for an informal inquiry. The statute is crystal clear. We went to the Arkansas Attorney General's website and looked for an opinion from the Pulaski County Prosecuting Attorney's Office.  We did not find one in the last week. We sent an email to the AG's Office Opinion Division. And this was the response from the AG's Office. The response from the PA's Office t...

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Who is Watching the Watchers in El Dorado?

  By Rena Borden - El Dorado, AR  Flock LPR camera in El Dorado at US-167 Business & 19th Street By now, we have heard of Flock Cameras or seen them in our community. But what are they? How are they for our safety? Are they violating our constitutional rights to privacy? Let's start with “What are they?” Flock Cameras are automated license plate reader (ALPR) systems made by the company Flock Safety that capture still photos of passing vehicles to log vehicle data. According to the Flock Safety website: Flock Cameras are automated license plate reader (ALPR) systems made by the company Flock Safety that capture still photos of passing vehicles to log vehicle data. According to the Flock Safety website: https://www.flocksafety.com/what-is-flock The company states that the cameras focus on vehicles and do not scan faces or occupants. Standard Flock units capture still snapshots rather than live-stream video, although the company offers live-streaming hardware options for spe...