A family is raising concerns about Flock cameras after a student's new car was pulled over twice. The student's mother, Renee Jones, reported that her daughter was frightened and anxious after being stopped by police. The stops were reportedly triggered by a license plate reader.

The family blames old data for the mistaken stops. Further details about the incident are available from the source.

Georgia has a high number of license plate readers per capita, which can quickly alert officers to potentially stolen or crime-related vehicles, but can also spread mistakes when outdated information is present.