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Resident urges deeper review after local 'Flock' camera audit; calls for transparency

September 16, 2026 | Monterey Park, Los Angeles County, California


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Resident urges deeper review after local 'Flock' camera audit; calls for transparency
Dave Jones, a Monterey Park resident of more than 50 years, told the council the recent community teach‑in on Flock camera use produced concerns that the city failed to address, and criticized the city's public statements responding to an audit of 15 months of camera searches. Jones said the audit found thousands of searches without case numbers and numerous entries the city had not required to include case identifiers; he said the city's responses appeared dismissive and urged a public dialogue and better oversight.

Jones also cited speakers at the teach‑in, including academics and neighboring officials who attended, and said the city should not dismiss concerns as "amateur." Council thanked Jones for his remarks; no action was taken during the meeting, but the issue was identified as a matter that warrants future staff engagement and transparency measures.

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