Ohio attorney general asks lawmakers to criminalize misuse of Flock cameras

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1. FOX 8 Cleveland

   Ohio Attorney General releases a statement on Flock cameras, calls for misuse to be a felony ↗ (opens FOX 8 Cleveland)

   Published Sep 16, 2026

   FOX 8 Cleveland's feed description

   Ohio Attorney General Andy Wilson issued a statement Wednesday regarding controversial license plate reader technology by law enforcement.

2. WOWK Charleston

   Ohio attorney general calls Flock technology 'valuable' for law enforcement ↗ (opens WOWK Charleston)

   Published Sep 16, 2026

   WOWK Charleston's feed description

   Ohio Attorney General Andy Wilson on Wednesday gave his take on the use of Flock camera license plate readers.

3. NBC 4 Columbus

   Ohio attorney general: Flock cameras 'not tools of surveillance,' misuse should be criminalized ↗ (opens NBC 4 Columbus)

   Published Sep 16, 2026

   NBC 4 Columbus's feed description

   COLUMBUS, Ohio (WCMH) -- Ohio Attorney General Andy Wilson is pushing for the criminalization of Flock camera misuse, he announced Wednesday. Flock cameras are automated license plate readers that police can use to help solve crimes and find missing people.

4. WKBN Youngstown

   Ohio attorney general asks lawmakers to criminalize misuse of Flock cameras ↗ (opens WKBN Youngstown)

   Published Sep 18, 2026

   Same headline from 1 more outlet

   WKBN Youngstown's feed description

   Ohio Attorney General Andy Wilson (R) is pushing the General Assembly to criminalize the misuse of Flock license plate reader cameras.

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