Flock's CEO Wants Zero Wrongful Stops. I Wasn't the First

Flock Safety CEO Garrett Langley sat down for a discussion after the company’s cameras were linked to an incident involving the author and his wife, who were surrounded by police outside a parking lot after being tracked in a $155,000 Range Rover. The author says human error contributed, but argues that Flock’s AI technology can spread a problem quickly. The conversation addresses Langley’s goal of “zero wrongful stops,” broader allegations that officers have misused Flock tools to stalk people, and how those cases can end in arrests and jail. The interview also covers backlash over privacy and Fourth Amendment concerns, lawmakers’ questions in Washington, and Langley’s earlier remarks calling people who destroy or vandalize Flock equipment “domestic terrorists.” The article is framed around The Drivecast podcast episode.