Prior Lake Police Department

What the audit said

Zero findings. Lembcke returned no discrepancies against all seven statutory requirements: data collection and classification, destruction of data, sharing among law enforcement agencies, log of use, biennial audit records, authorization to access data, and BCA notification. The audit covered a dual deployment of six permanent Flock cameras and fifteen Axon squad units over a two-year period, both on 30-day retention, and queries run in Flock Analytics and Evidence.com confirmed no ALPR data older than thirty days was held. The report records three warrants obtained during the period to track individuals under active criminal investigation, no exigent-circumstances uses, no written sharing requests from other agencies, no preservation or chapter 5B destruction requests, and no security breaches. The public log of use consists of system-generated reports plus the agency's Flock transparency portal, covering only data inside the 30-day retention window. No ghost-finding language: the narrative admits no gap that it then failed to record.