u/VictoryMi

I noticed that this illegitimate arrest occurred in Grayson County, which isn't terribly far from Louisville. There isn't a subreddit for Leitchfield or another city in Grayson County.

I watched the full length video and part 2 on YouTube, and the DUI charge against this man was eventually dismissed. The arresting officer, Michael Bell, seems to have been shuffled into a new job.

I highly encourage watching the full length video. The officer told this guy that he would NOT be arrested and would only receive a ticket, then he went to speak to his supervisor. They covered up their body cams and whispered, and then the officer arrested the guy anyway.

Hi everyone! You may have noticed the unsightly flock cameras lining our roadways. This petition is intended to stop unregulated data collection and sharing of the information gathered from ALPRs like Flock cameras. It is also intended to protect the privacy of individuals traveling on Indiana road ways. If you’d like to stop being surveilled and having your data sold, please sign the petition! Here is some information about ALPRs and Indiana.

Indiana lacks clear, constitutional limits on automatic license plate reader (ALPR) surveillance.

No Statewide Regulation on ALPR Use
Indiana has no law regulating automatic license plate readers, leaving each law enforcement agency to set its own policies—or operate without any rules at all.

Unlimited Data Retention
Indiana places no limit on how long police can keep ALPR data. Without mandatory deletion rules, agencies can store years of location records from routine scans, allowing long-term monitoring of citizens’ movements with no oversight or expiration.

Lack of Transparency and Oversight
Indiana has no statewide standards requiring transparency or oversight for ALPR use. Without clear requirements for audit logs, reporting, or review, it is difficult to verify that ALPR systems are used consistently and according to policy, increasing uncertainty for agencies and the public alike.