Sheriff: Flock paves way for 'AI-driven surveillance state' but 'common sense policing' means viable

US News: Connecting World
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Sep 24, 2026
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AI GeneratedSheriff Ross Teeple of Pinal County, Arizona, testifies on the balance between law enforcement technology and constitutional rights. While supporting the use of point-in-time Automatic License Plate Readers (ALPRs) for public safety, he warns against AI-driven continuous surveillance networks that threaten Fourth Amendment privacy rights and advocates for clear statutory boundaries.
