Think Of The Children! Flock Uses Emotional Blackmail To Sell Mass Surveillance
Flock Safety is touting emotional stories about automatic license plate readers (ALPRs) helping rescue children as concerns about the dangers of mass surveillance grow.
Rahul Sidhu, Flock’s chief strategy officer, posted a video on X Tuesday featuring moving clips of police rescuing missing children.
Every child in this video is home tonight because Flock gave officers the right information at the right second.
That’s the mission. That’s the whole company. I wouldn't trade that for anything. pic.twitter.com/N56tWPeQOz
— Rahul Sidhu (@rahul) August 4, 2026
The video begins with 911 audio of a distraught woman telling the operator that her son had been kidnapped. It also includes clips that purport to show law enforcement rescuing a six-year-old nonverbal boy, finding a 14-month-old baby, and saving a two-year-old boy who asks, “Where’s my mom?”
“Every child in this video is home tonight because Flock gave officers the right information at the right second,” Sidhu wrote.
“That’s the mission. That’s the whole company. I wouldn’t trade that for anything,” he added.
Yesterday, Flock cameras alerted on 4,144 sex offenders, 2,151 stolen cars, 1,687 wanted people, 158 missing persons/kids, and most importantly, an amber alert.
Children were rescued in Dothan AL, Charlotte NC, North Kingstown RI, and more.
This is every day. See some of the…
— Garrett Langley (@glangley) July 31, 2026
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