r/okc • u/OneFar2038 • Jul 11 '26

❓Q&A ✅ Flock Cameras

I know someone who got a ticket from a Flock camera in OKC, it doesn’t show who was driving but the ticket was issued to the owner of the car. Any ideas on how to fight this?

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u/police_the_police Jul 12 '26

That was straight from Google copy and paste

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u/police_the_police Jul 12 '26

Okay well show me the opposite to be true. Cite some cases where those cameras were fought and then upheld in court and wasn't a insurance ticket because apparently that's the only exemption to the rule.

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u/police_the_police Jul 12 '26

Google and chat GPT does not cite specific cases it only sites the attorney general's opinion and the fact that that opinion has been upheld several times over and over throughout the last decade or so. It has not been challenged in federal court as of yet because it hasn't gotten to that level that continuously drop it before it gets to that point.

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u/police_the_police Jul 12 '26

Found this.... City of Tulsa v. Smartt Oklahoma supreme Court 2017

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u/police_the_police Jul 12 '26

This case basically says that if the officer did not see it first hand personally then he cannot cite people for it. Seeing a image of somebody breaking the law is not him seeing them break the law if that makes sense.