Lansing Official Says Other Agencies Accessed Flock Data
A Lansing official has stated that other agencies accessed Flock data, contradicting claims made by the Lansing Police Chief.
Lansing, MI, October 23, 2026 —
A Lansing official has stated that other agencies accessed Flock data, a statement that contradicts claims made by the Lansing Police Chief, according to the available summary of the dispute.
The summary does not identify the official or specify which agencies allegedly accessed the data. It also does not provide the police chief’s exact claims, when either statement was made, or what information was included in the Flock data. The basis for the official’s statement and the chief’s response are not provided.
As a result, the scope and details of the disagreement remain unclear from the information available. The summary does not establish how many agencies may have accessed the data, whether access was ongoing or occurred at a particular time, or what circumstances surrounded it. It also does not say whether the agencies were identified as local, state or federal.
The central point reported is a difference between the Lansing official’s account and claims attributed to the police chief. Without the underlying statements or additional details, the nature of that contradiction cannot be described more specifically. No information was provided about any subsequent clarification, investigation, policy change or other development.
The official’s name, the chief’s specific wording, the agencies involved and the timing of the statements were not provided in the summary. Those missing details leave key questions about the reported access unanswered.
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