# North Little Rock Police Department PDFOIA-2026-1331 Completion Production The [[North Little Rock Police Department]] released nine files through its JustFOIA portal on July 29, 2026. The package supplies current Flock and SkyCop location lists, one six-month report, the current two-page LPR policy, a Flock sharing-topology export, an October 2025 Flock-to-Fusus integration email with vendor marketing attachments, and a longitudinal SkyCop/Genetec procurement packet. The portal marked the request completed, but the package does not provide a category-specific disposition for requested records not represented among the nine files (Gmail completion message/thread `19fae232ab85f859`). ## What's inside - [[North Little Rock Flock Camera Inventory]] — `Flock LPR List (1).docx`: 12 entries marked installed and 20 proposed sites marked pending. - [[North Little Rock SkyCop LPR Location List]] — `SkycopLPRList (1).docx`: 34 nonblank location labels, including one expressly suffixed `Flock`. - [[North Little Rock January-June 2026 ALPR Practice and Usage Report]] — `January 01-June 30 2026.docx`: 49,569,171 reported scans, 241,872 reported alerts, and a zero-data Flock success dashboard. - [[North Little Rock Policy Directive 25-25]] — two byte-identical copies of `PD 25-25 License Plate Reader.pdf`: retention, access, sharing, and six-month reporting rules. - [[North Little Rock Flock SharedNetworks Snapshot 2026-07-16]] — `SharedNetworks_2026_July_16.csv`: 1,616 organization rows documenting configured incoming and outgoing network relationships. - [[North Little Rock Flock-to-Fusus API v3 and Axon Drone Pitch]] — `Fusus Flock Integration Update into Fusus.pdf`: an October 14, 2025 API-migration exchange plus Axon/Skydio marketing. - [[North Little Rock SkyCop and Genetec Procurement 2018-2025]] — `SkyCop FOIA Documents.pdf` and `SkyCop FOIA Documents_Redacted.pdf`: purchase orders, invoices, renewals, repair records, and grant/no-bid references. ## Key takeaways - **Parallel systems, not a clean replacement.** The package documents current Flock deployments alongside a SkyCop/Genetec inventory and renewals continuing through 2025. NLRPD is a counterexample to a simple one-vendor succession model. - **Expansion remains in the pipeline.** The Flock list marks 12 LPR sites installed and 20 additional sites pending; each pending entry specifies one LPR and one video camera (`Flock LPR List (1).docx`, rows `F#001`-`F#012` and `P#013`-`P#032`). - **Sharing is extensive but the export does not prove use.** The July 16 export contains 1,113 organization rows to which NLRPD shares at least one network and 1,027 from which it receives at least one network. Those are configured relationships, not search, hit, or camera-access logs. - **The report and policy do not line up cleanly.** Policy 25-25 requires separate counts for confirmed matches, non-correlating matches, and matches resulting in arrest and prosecution. The produced report instead embeds a broadly defined Flock success dashboard showing zero successes and no data. See [[T040 - NLRPD Required Outcome Categories vs Zero-Data Success Dashboard]]. - **The vendor rupture had a versioned continuation path.** An Axon representative wrote that Flock sunset the legacy Fusus hot-alert API on September 30, 2025, but supplied NLRPD a v3 activation route on October 14. See [[T039 - Flock-Axon API Rupture vs NLRPD v3 Integration Path]]. ## Request coverage | Requested category | What this package supplies | Remaining question | |---|---|---| | Procurement and funding | SkyCop/Genetec records from 2018-2025 | No executed/current Flock agreement, order, invoice, payment record, or category-specific no-records disposition appears. | | Inventory, map, and ARDOT Case `01450679` | Textual Flock and SkyCop location lists | No native GIS, coordinate-bearing inventory, permit packet, or produced ARDOT-case record appears. | | Policies and training | Current Policy Directive 25-25 | The replaced 2014 policy and requested training records do not appear. | | Six-month public reports | January-June 2026 report | Policy requires reports to be retained for eighteen months; no earlier preserved report or no-records disposition appears. | | Sharing and configuration | July 16 SharedNetworks export and one Fusus integration chain | No produced administrator/user-role, retention-setting, or complete platform-configuration export appears. | | Retained audits and exports | SharedNetworks snapshot | No search, user-access, network-audit, alert, device, or federal-search export appears. | | Substantive communications | One October 14, 2025 thread | No category-specific search disposition explains whether other responsive communications were located. | ## People and orgs mentioned - [[North Little Rock Police Department]] — requesting and reporting agency. - [[Patrick Thessing]] — chief who signed Policy Directive 25-25 and received the October 2025 integration email. - [[William G. Jones]] — NLRPD sergeant who said he would route the v3 information to the helpdesk. - [[Jasmine Norton]] — Axon account executive who supplied the migration route and drone-event information. - [[John M. Alston]], [[David L. Moore]], [[Rick P. Beaston]], [[Jon P. Fisher]], and [[Jacob M. House]] — NLRPD personnel copied on or forwarded the integration exchange. - [[Flock Safety, Inc.]], [[SkyCop, Inc.]], [[Genetec, Inc.]], [[Axon Enterprise, Inc.]], [[Fusus]], and [[Skydio]] — vendors and platforms represented in the package. ## Concepts invoked - [[Automatic License Plate Reader (ALPR)]] · [[Arkansas Automatic License Plate Reader System Act]] - [[Flock Network Sharing - Hot Lists]] · [[Vendor Platform Lock-In and the Flock-Axon API Dispute]] - [[The Genetec-to-Flock Pre-Flock Transition]] · [[Default-On Surveillance Data Sharing as Operational Model]] ## Events documented - [[2018-11 North Little Rock Establishes SkyCop Genetec LPR Platform]] - [[2021-12 North Little Rock Adopts Policy Directive 25-25]] - [[2022-09 North Little Rock Expands SkyCop LPR System]] - [[2025-10 North Little Rock Receives Flock-to-Fusus v3 Migration Path]] - [[2026-06 North Little Rock ALPR Reporting Period Ends]] ## Safety and handling - The nine staged files total 79,961,021 bytes and contain eight unique SHA-256 values; the two Policy 25-25 PDFs are exact duplicates. - Windows Defender reported no detections. The three DOCX files are valid OOXML packages without VBA, embedded objects, or external-link parts. - The PDFs are unencrypted and contain no embedded files or JavaScript. `SkyCop FOIA Documents_Redacted.pdf` is image-only; its pages 23-25 are visually solid black. ## Open questions / follow-ups - Was the production intended as a complete response to every requested category, or only the records immediately located by the producing custodian? - Which earlier six-month reports remain preserved under the policy's eighteen-month rule? - What current native configuration and audit exports are actually retained by NLRPD or its platform administrators?