Sep 18, 2026 · 44 min · 11 segments
A WKYT investigation leads to questions as it discovers the Lexington FLOCK system is searched 1 million times a month, and 99% of those searches are by outside agencies. I’ll discuss what LPD’s…
Andrew CooperriderHostabout how I struggled to see, and I've talked about a personal story, and this will come up here, because it deals with Lexington Police Department, who is coming under fire right now for these searches.
And it goes into a story, this was a few years ago, I was at Tate's Creek Golf Course with my wife, and somebody broke in the window on my car and stole her purse, and in it was, of course, her firearm.
I think you're not allowed to have guns like on you on the golf course that maybe you are.
But, you know, you're going to lock it up, leave it in your car, locked up, right? Closed up in the purse, hidden away, everything else.
We know because we were getting alerts, of course, every time the card was used, it was turned off, but we were getting alerts about it.
about how I struggled to see, and I've talked about a personal story, and this will come up here, because it deals with Lexington Police Department, who is coming under fire right now for these searches.
And it goes into a story, this was a few years ago, I was at Tate's Creek Golf Course with my wife, and somebody broke in the window on my car and stole her purse, and in it was, of course, her firearm.
I think you're not allowed to have guns like on you on the golf course that maybe you are.
But, you know, you're going to lock it up, leave it in your car, locked up, right? Closed up in the purse, hidden away, everything else.
We know because we were getting alerts, of course, every time the card was used, it was turned off, but we were getting alerts about it.
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