‘Government cannot go snooping’: Judge slams cop’s Flock use as unconstitutional

Going to the doctor, casino, or a lawyer’s office is nobody’s business but the American who is doing it, an Oklahoma judge has declared.

The judge said that when a police officer used the Flock Safety system to track a woman’s cross-state movements, he went too far.

‘The government cannot go snooping through our personal lives.’

U.S. District Judge Sara E. Hill granted a motion to suppress evidence in a drug case last week after declaring that a Tulsa County, Oklahoma, deputy searching a woman’s license plate through the Flock systems violated the Fourth Amendment by way of unconstitutional search.

The officer had access to at least two automated license plate reader systems, court documents revealed, Flock and VehicleManager, which were used to observe 50 sightings tied to the