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A federal judge ruled that using Flock's automated license plate reader network without a warrant constitutes an unconstitutional search, finding the indiscriminate system approaches mass surveillance. The search, involving a Tulsa County Deputy Sheriff, led to the seizure of 91 pounds of meth, but the evidence was suppressed.
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