INTL · 1 August 2026

Kansas lawsuit challenges Wichita Police license plate cameras as unconstitutional

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A legal challenge has been filed alleging that Wichita's use of artificial intelligence-powered licence plate readers violates the Kansas Constitution. The lawsuit characterises the technology as a dragnet surveillance programme. The city originally began deploying the Flock Safety cameras in 2020.

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