Flock’s Plans for Rideshare Dashcams and Coaching Police, Revealed
404 Media also reported this week that a former Flock government affairs manager, Jonathan Paz, said he quit in July 2025 and turned down equity and severance after learning the company had given ICE and Customs and Border Protection direct camera access through a pilot program while telling staff internally it did not work with ICE. Separately, 404 obtained a coaching guide the company gives police on how to speak to city councils, which tells officers to brief council members and city managers privately before public meetings, to come with a scripted presentation, and to shift the argument from cost to "the cost of unresolved crime."
Water utility hacks now reported in at least a dozen states
Cyberattacks on US water systems have hit utilities in at least 12 states, according to CBS News, up from the seven the FBI acknowledged a week earlier. Sources named Michigan, Minnesota, Georgia,...
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