In a Flock Safety-protected neighbourhood in Fremont, California, there was a break-in early one morning in June.

A resident had a private camera system in place that picked up a piece of information about the criminal’s vehicle — the colour, make, and a licence plate starting with “7.”

Instant results

Armed with the timeframe of the break-in and general vehicle information, the resident was able to search using Flock’s advanced software and located a useable image with a full plate number.

The neighbour was able to hand this information over to the police to aid in their investigation — transforming a dead-end into a viable case.

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