Surprise cancels Flock camera contract

morning, there are several investigations have been taking place. Into suspected misuse of automated license plate readers here in the valley. Well this morning we have an update on at least one of those investigations. That's right. The city of surprise is canceling its contract with flock safety. Fox 10's Danielle Miller joins us live right now with the very latest. Yeah Good morning. The surprise Police Department announced last week that it wanted to discontinue its use of the flock camera system, and now they want the cameras removed here within the city limits. So last week, a surprise police officer was placed on leave accused of possible misuse of the automated license plate readers. That's when the city announced it was suspending the program. Now the city has decided to terminate its contract with flock. Police have credited the technology for solving several crimes, but it's been a long time coming has also come under intense scrutiny in recent months, and concerns have been raised about whether they violate the Fourth Amendment of the Constitution by being considered a warrantless search. So we have seen this several other valley cities, including. Chandler Tempe and Goodyear have also had issues with automated license plate readers. That includes possible misuse by police officers in data sharing concerns. We also heard from flock founder and CEO Garrett Langley, who is defending the technology and announced extra oversight on data and usage so you can find all of that coverage and conversation on this topic on Fox 10 Phoenix dot com. For more information still not clear when the company will officially take down the cameras will send it back to you guys. All right, Danielle, Danielle. Thank you for that update this morning. We're