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- 1Flock alerted Connecticut police to breach months after company knew●I-Team: Flock warns CT police about a security breach, but records reveal the company knew about it months ago
License plate camera company Flock has notified Connecticut police departments of a security breach, but records obtained by WFSB's I-Team indicate the company was aware of the problem months before alerting local law enforcement. The delay in disclosure is drawing scrutiny, raising questions about how Flock handles sensitive surveillance data shared with police agencies across the state.
- 2Flock Safety breach: Connecticut police warned after company reportedly knew●I-Team: Flock warns CT police about a security breach, but records reveal the company knew about it
Connecticut police departments are being warned by surveillance company Flock about a security breach, but records indicate the company knew about the problem beforehand. The discrepancy is raising questions about how quickly Flock disclosed the incident to law enforcement clients who use its license plate reader technology, and what data may have been exposed.
- 3Man killed in shooting inside East Hartford residence●Man killed after East Hartford shooting inside Garden Street residence, police say
Police in East Hartford, Connecticut, say a man was killed in a shooting inside a residence on Garden Street. Details about the victim's identity, a possible suspect, and the circumstances leading up to the shooting have not yet been released as the investigation continues.
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Ledyard, Connecticut is working to remove its Flock safety cameras, according to local station WFSB. The license plate reader cameras, installed in many US towns to help police track vehicles, have faced growing scrutiny over privacy concerns and data sharing. It is not yet clear what prompted the town's decision or how the removal will be carried out.