Concerns About Flock Cameras Continue to Mount in Montgomery County
Privacy advocates, civil liberties groups, residents, and plaintiffs in multiple lawsuits have argued that dense networks of Flock Safety automated license plate readers (ALPRs) can amount to a Fourth Amendment violation (warrantless, suspicionless surveillance that tracks people’s movements over time).
🚨 Click below for a presentation on Flock cameras in Conroe and Montgomery County.
If you don't agree with Flock cameras in our community, it's time to speak up! Action items are listed in the presentation, or head over to https://www.facebook.com/SavingTexaswithJonBouche for more opportunities to take action.
If you’re not on Facebook, visit https://bouchefortexas.com/news-feed/texas-surveillance-bill-of-rights.
As technology advances, we must make sure that the liberties guaranteed by the United States Constitution and the Texas Constitution are protected.
"Liberty is not a privilege. It is a right."
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Local activist Jon Bouché delivered a great presentation on Flock cameras and your privacy rights at the Montgomery County Tea Party’s July 20, 2026, meeting. Click above to learn more about your liberties, the protections of the Fourth Amendment, and how to get involved.
