I have proposed elsewhere that for companies like Flock doing surveillance of the public, it should be legally required for every company executive and board member to have their cameras, ALPR systems, audio surveillance, drone systems, etc - installed outside their homes and along their routes to work and along their routes to their children's schools and their spouses workplaces - and all of that data be publicly accessible. And I'd suggest the same goes for senior management at decision makers at every town and police department and private company that signs a contract with them.

"For their own safety", as they'd have us believe.

Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?

Wouldn’t matter. The execs of these companies are unlikely to be subject to excessive policing. Systemic bias being what it is.