BCSO Switches to Axon for Privacy Control | Santa Fe News
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BCSO Switches to Axon for Privacy Control | Santa Fe News
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Bernalillo County Sheriff’s Office is upgrading its license plate reader tech from Flock to Axon — not just for convenience, but for control. With Axon already powering their body cams and digital evidence, this move expands a trusted system while locking down data access, limiting sharing by default and requiring strict authorization. The switch comes after Flock faced criticism for cross-state data leaks, and BCSO aims to balance public safety with privacy under tight oversight. Sheriff John Allen emphasized accountability, citing zero disciplinary cases and an ethics-driven framework that only allows searches tied to active criminal investigations. Full rollout before 2026 hinges on contracts, testing, and training — all aimed at seamless integration with existing crime center systems.
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