Critics Have Not Provided Evidence of Improper SDPD Use of Flock Technology
Critics in San Diego have not provided evidence that the San Diego Police Department (SDPD) has used Flock technology improperly.
San Diego, CA, October 27, 2026 —
Critics in San Diego have not provided evidence that the San Diego Police Department has used Flock technology improperly, according to the information available for this report.
The summary of the issue does not identify the critics or describe any specific allegation, use of the technology, or evidence they may have considered. It also does not provide a response from the department. As a result, the available information establishes only that critics have not provided evidence of improper use; it does not detail the basis for that assessment.
Other key details are not provided, including when the criticism arose, what Flock technology refers to in this case, how the department may use it, and whether any review or investigation has taken place. No findings about the department’s practices, policy compliance, or the technology’s effects are included in the summary.
Without those details, the claims and the department’s use of the technology cannot be independently assessed from the information provided. The absence of evidence from critics, as stated in the summary, does not by itself establish what practices the department follows or whether any particular use has been reviewed.
The information available does not say whether critics or the department have made further statements, or whether additional evidence may be presented. It also does not specify any next steps. The central reported point remains limited: critics have not provided evidence that SDPD used Flock technology improperly.
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