City report on Flock cameras finds no sanctuary violation by SFPD, but urges tighter oversight
A San Francisco Human Rights Commission report found the police department did not violate sanctuary laws regarding Flock camera data. However, the report recommended five improvements for tighter oversight.
The Human Rights Commission found the police department did not violate sanctuary law when out-of-state agencies searched its Flock data, but urged five changes. City report on Flock cameras finds no sanctuary violation by SFPD, but urges tighter oversight
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