Flock Safety cameras are being used for law enforcement surveillance in Johnson City, Tennessee, and are vulnerable to cyber security flaws.

The entities involved

• Flock Safety →

  American surveillance technology company

  • County leaders in Fairfax County are reviewing a potential partnership with the surveillance technology company Flock Safety.Mon 16:37
  • Surveillance technology use by Massachusetts State Police in Great Barrington is facing court scrutiny and public opinion review.Mon 14:17
• Tennessee →

  state of the United States of America

  • CVS Health and Aetna are facing regulatory scrutiny in Tennessee as the state considers restricting major health insurers.Mon 15:23
  • Bass Pro Shops, led by Johnny Morris, confirmed ownership of properties in Tennessee and Missouri and acquired Cheeca Lodge & Spa in Islamorada.Mon 08:01
• Johnson City →

  city in Washington, Carter, and Sullivan counties in Tennessee, United States

  • Hatley, a company, operates a business in the city of Johnson City.Sun 15:23
  • Threats occurred at the headquarters location involving Marsha Blackburn in Johnson City.Fri 08:06

Related events

• State law enforcement is now widely utilizing Flock Safety cameras across Georgia.Aug 30
• Montgomery County began using Flock Safety cameras for law enforcement purposes on September 4, 2026.Sep 7
• Police in Connecticut are using Flock Safety cameras, and the state is currently implementing privacy protections regarding their use.Aug 12
• Local government contracted Flock Safety for a surveillance system.Aug 19
• Flock Safety provides surveillance technology used by law enforcement in Indiana, prompting discussion of legislative limits.Aug 14