League City police reported that Flock observations aided 305 investigations over the previous 12 months and helped recover about $1 million in stolen property in 2026. The department also described its 30-day default retention, documented search purposes, logged searches, supervisory review and compliance audits. These are agency-reported results and policies, not an independent outcome audit.
Read the Impact in View brief →Costa Mesa police told city leaders that from July 2025 through July 2026, information from Flock cameras assisted with recovering 20 stolen vehicles, locating three missing people and solving 10 sexual-assault cases. The figures are police-reported outcomes and were also included in a city agenda report.
Read the Impact in View brief →Fairfax County Police reported that its LPR program supported 1,503 cases from November 2022 through July 1, 2026, including 528 stolen vehicles recovered and 56 missing people located. The figures are agency-published cumulative results, not an independent causal study.
Read the Impact in View brief →Palm Springs police told KESQ that automated license-plate reader alerts had contributed to more than 30 arrests since the department adopted the technology, including cases involving wanted vehicles and kidnapping investigations.
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