# 2025-11 Citizen Flock FOIA to ASP On 2025-11-16 a private citizen filed an Arkansas FOIA to ASP for records on Flock Safety cameras, ALPRs, and related surveillance technology (locations, contracts, MOUs, POs). In the internal handling, [[Dennis Overton|Lt. Overton]] advised DPS Attorney [[Ryan Roach]] that the camera-location request was *"an easy denial,"* while cautioning that the investigative-sensitivity argument would reveal the data is shared *"outside the ASP,"* and noting that [[Flock Safety, Inc.|Flock]] agencies *"must reply"* because Flock publishes locations ([[Citizen Flock FOIA and ASP Withholding Strategy]]; Tier-1 corpus, `RE_ Flock FOIA - ASP.msg`). The requester's identity is withheld per PII handling. ## Sources - [[Citizen Flock FOIA and ASP Withholding Strategy]] — `RE_ Flock FOIA - ASP.msg`. ## Significance Documents ASP's ALPR FOIA-response reasoning from the inside — including a candid internal admission of multi-agency data sharing — relevant to both the transparency posture and [[T007 - ASP No-LPR-System Position vs Documented ELSAG Operation|T007]].