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An LAPD audit found Flock's ALPR cameras generated 161 false stolen-vehicle alerts in two months, each ending with an innocent driver pulled over. With 337 valid recoveries, the cameras carry a 32.3 percent error rate. Flock's CEO cited the FBI's NCIC database as the biggest issue.
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