Denver Woman Sues Police, Flock Safety Over Surveillance Footage and False Accusation
A Denver woman has filed a lawsuit against the police and Flock Safety, alleging that their use of surveillance footage of her vehicle led to her being falsely accused of package theft and violated her constitutional rights.
Denver, CO, October 6, 2026 — A lawsuit has been filed in Denver by a woman who alleges that the use of surveillance footage of her vehicle by law enforcement and technology company Flock Safety led to her being falsely accused of package theft and violated her constitutional rights.
The plaintiff, whose name was not provided in the summary, claims that the surveillance system, which captured images of her vehicle, was misused. According to the lawsuit, this led to her being wrongly identified and accused of package theft. The suit further contends that the actions taken by the Denver Police and Flock Safety infringed upon her constitutional rights.
Details regarding the specific package theft accusation, including the date, location, and the evidence presented that led to the accusation, were not provided. The extent of the alleged constitutional violations also remains unspecified in the summary. Information regarding the resolution of the package theft accusation against the woman was also not detailed.
Flock Safety is a company that provides surveillance technology, including license plate reader cameras, to law enforcement and other organizations. The lawsuit suggests that footage obtained or utilized by Flock Safety’s systems was a key element in the events leading to the false accusation.
The Denver Police Department is named as a defendant alongside Flock Safety. The nature of the police department’s involvement, beyond the alleged use of surveillance footage to accuse the woman, was not elaborated upon in the provided summary. The lawsuit seeks to address the alleged wrongful accusation and the broader implications of surveillance technology use on individual liberties.
Specific details concerning the demands made in the lawsuit, such as monetary damages or injunctive relief, were not included in the summary. Neither the Denver Police Department nor Flock Safety has publicly responded to the allegations, and their official statements regarding the lawsuit were not available.
Story summarized from the original created by Olivia Prentzel on coloradosun.com, see more information here.
