Flock surveillance cameras spark fierce debate over privacy

'Outnumbered' panelists debate the rising use of Flock Safety cameras across the U.S. as privacy concerns and reports of vandalism are on the rise.

Flock surveillance cameras trigger a national debate over privacy rights as the automated license plate reader technology spreads to over 6,000 U.S. communities. Lisa Boothe, Lara Trump, and Marcus Lemonis analyze the thin line between public safety and government overreach. While law enforcement claims these devices solve 10,000 crimes weekly, critics warn against unchecked surveillance and comparison to invasive foreign tracking databases.