A Georgia man alleges that local sheriff’s deputies retaliated against him for a previous civil rights lawsuit by using Flock Safety’s extensive camera network to track his vehicle. Murkerson claims deputies searched records linked to his license plate five times in 2025, with each search potentially accessing over 6,000 law enforcement camera networks nationwide. These alleged searches occurred while his earlier lawsuit over an unlawful arrest was pending. The lawsuit names Flock Group, Coweta County, and specific deputies, seeking damages and injunctive relief. This case highlights growing concerns about the potential misuse of automated license plate reader (ALPR) systems and the accountability of surveillance technology providers.