Footage of the Flock search that a judge ruled was uncosntitutional

A federal judge ruled that police use of Flock license plate reader technology to search for and stop driver Melissa Kyle was an unconstitutional warrantless search and violation of Fourth Amendment rights. Body camera footage obtained by 404 Media shows a deputy searching Flock based solely on the vehicle having California license plates, then fabricating a lane violation as justification for the traffic stop, despite finding no suspicious activity. The judge ordered all evidence from the Flock search and subsequent vehicle search thrown out, even though Kyle was found with over 91 pounds of methamphetamine.