On the record
In Marathon County
Marathon County · an illustration
Cam 04 · one read
What Flock stores
Attributes as Flock describes them: make, color, type, plate, plate state, roof racks, bumper stickers, damage, direction of travel, time and location. Flock says make, not model. Sources: Why Flock; 6 Myths About License Plate Readers.
Fictional example
Vehicle and registrant
Likely attended · Go Team Red rally · Sat Oct 10
Vehicle
Camera read
Pattern from stored reads · Sep 21 – Oct 20
Arrest record
| Date | Agency | Charge | Disposition |
|---|---|---|---|
| None on file | |||
Flock stores the vehicle and camera-read fields for every car that passes. The name, address and birth date come from a registration lookup, not from Flock.
Ten cameras · thirty days
1
vehicle in view
0
searches
About one search for every 3,500 vehicles.
Sheriff’s Office Flock transparency portal, read October 21, 2026. The portal counts unique vehicles; each may have been photographed many times. A search is a query, not one vehicle, so the 132 marked tiles are a symbol. 462,899 is 464,012 minus the 132 searches and the 981 hotlist hits in the same thirty days, counting each as a different vehicle. On November 3 the portal showed 431,282 vehicles and 128 searches.
VELDHAUS, NORA J.
2917 NINEBARK RIDGE RD, WESTON
2019 SUBARU OUTBACK · XAK-00000
Schematic map. The home, store, roads and cameras are invented, as is the woman.
VELDHAUS, NORA J.
2917 NINEBARK RIDGE RD, WESTON
Schematic. The party, rally, venue and cameras are invented, as is Nora.
Threat model
VELDHAUS, NORA J.
2917 NINEBARK RIDGE RD, WESTON
POLITICAL ACTIVIST, TEAM RED
On the record
In Marathon County
1 record in view
There are 464,000 Noras in this picture.
One card for each vehicle the Sheriff’s Office cameras detected in thirty days. Nora is fictional, but the risks are not.Nora
Her car