Noah Jahn

Flock cameras in Illinois

News EN ↓ 4 episodes

What are those little black cameras all over the northwest suburbs? They're all over Illinois, and the country. An estimated 90,000 of them watch our roadways nationwide. Student reporter Noah Jahn looked into it, and interviewed a variety of different sources for a video story on what these cameras are and the controversy surrounding them. These are the long, unedited interviews, for a deeper look at what the cameras do.

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Noah Jahn

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Latest episode

May 14, 2026

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Episodes

What are those little black cameras everywhere? 14.05.2026

An overview of the issue.

A Illinois police officer on Flock and ALPR cameras 18.04.2026

Noah sits down to talk with Gregory Sill, a Crime Prevention Officer with the Mount Prospect Police Department. They talk about how the cameras help law enforcement, address common concerns and questions about the cameras, and chat about what's next for the technology.

State Senator Laura Murphy on regulating Flock and ALPRs 18.04.2026

Noah sits down with Democratic State Senator Laura Murphy to discuss Flock and ALPR technology in Illinois, and the wider challenge of regulating them while still allowing natural growth of new technology.

An Illinois technologist on the privacy ramifications of Flock cameras 18.04.2026

Noah talks with an anonymous technologist for the Niles Coalition, a group working to ban Flock cameras in Illinois and local municipalities, to introduce the idea of Flock cameras

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