Oct 7, 2026 · 8 min · 12 segments
Area leaders tease major announcement this afternoon, former St. Louis Co. police chief weighs in on Flock cameras, Metro students sues over Snapchat suspension, owner of North Co. apartment complex…
If you don't regulate them closely and monitor and audit who's using them, they'll be abused.
Like anything else, when someone has power, in this case police, when they have power, it will be abused by a small number of people, and they'll ruin it for everybody.
He predicts police will eventually need a grand jury subpoena to search camera data, and he says departments not Flock should keep that data on their own servers.
Fitch says Ferguson's police chief credits the cameras with helping solve eleven of the city's last thirteen murders.
If you don't regulate them closely and monitor and audit who's using them, they'll be abused.
Like anything else, when someone has power, in this case police, when they have power, it will be abused by a small number of people, and they'll ruin it for everybody.
He predicts police will eventually need a grand jury subpoena to search camera data, and he says departments not Flock should keep that data on their own servers.
Fitch says Ferguson's police chief credits the cameras with helping solve eleven of the city's last thirteen murders.
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